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The Framework Laptop 13 Pro debuts with improved battery life but faces criticism over a significantly higher price point.
Security experts have identified a vulnerability allowing the Claude Cowork AI agent to bypass virtual machine isolation and access local files on Mac systems.
A long-standing security vulnerability in the Linux XFS file system, identified as RefluXFS, allows local users to escalate privileges to root access.
Linux creator Linus Torvalds has challenged critics of artificial intelligence to fork the software project or leave the development community.
Research has revealed that decade-old Microsoft-signed UEFI shims can be used to bypass Secure Boot protections.
AI has uncovered a 15-year-old Linux kernel flaw known as "GhostLock" that allows root access and container escapes.
Intel's upcoming Nova Lake CPUs are reportedly bringing back AVX-512 support for both P-cores and E-cores.
AMD's Ryzen AI Halo is emerging as a powerful mini PC designed for local AI, featuring a dedicated Linux distribution and a high price point.
DXVK 3.0.1 has launched, introducing bug fixes and performance improvements for various Windows games running on Linux and SteamOS.
A critical Linux kernel vulnerability known as "Bad Epoll" or "DirtyClone" allows unprivileged users to gain root access on servers and Android devices.
Git 2.55 arrives with Rust support enabled by default, bringing performance gains for large repositories and smarter repacking.
A new Linux kernel vulnerability, dubbed DirtyClone, allows local users to gain root access by poisoning cached binaries.