Month: October 2023

Ubuntu security updates for Ubuntu 18.04 have addressed multiple Linux kernel KVM vulnerabilities. In this blog, we will discuss KVM and its discovered vulnerabilities, as well as how to mitigate...

Ah, the sweet residue of summer vacations! It’s that time when IT professionals, having (hopefully) soaked up enough sun, reluctantly drag themselves back to their desks, half-expecting a somewhat calm...

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Welcome to the TuxCare Weekly Blog Wrap-Up – your go-to resource for the latest insights on cybersecurity strategy, Linux security, and how to simplify the way your organization protects its...

The Debian team has recently released a security update addressing five vulnerabilities discovered in Mosquitto, which is an open-source MQTT-compatible message broker. These vulnerabilities have the potential to cause denial...

In a digital landscape rife with vulnerabilities, a recent and disconcerting phenomenon has come to light. GitHub repositories, the foundation of numerous software projects, have been victimized by a devious...

PALO ALTO, Calif. – October 12, 2023 – TuxCare, a global innovator in enterprise-grade cybersecurity for Linux, today announced the addition of a new Extended Security Update (ESU) service for...

Django is a powerful open-source web framework written in Python. It is intended to simplify and accelerate the process of producing web applications by offering a strong and adaptable framework...

Vulnerability: Heap Buffer Overflow in libwebp CVE ID: CVE-2023-4863 CVSS Score: 8.8 (Though a different CVE merged into this one was scored 10.0. The 8.8 score will likely be updated...

Progress Software has acted quickly to strengthen the security of its software offerings by issuing a number of hotfixes. These Progress hotfixes are intended to address a severe security hole...

Multiple vulnerabilities were discovered in the Linux kernel that may lead to denial of service or local privilege escalation. Since the vulnerabilities could cause serious damage, they have been patched...