open source

They may be two of the most popular Linux distributions, but what are the differences?

SMDK by Samsung simplifies and accelerates CXL Memory adoption

The modified version of the penetration testing toolkit can evade malware detection

Researchers identify a new Team TNT hacking campaign dubbed Chimaera

The inclusion of Reddit-like features such as upvoting and discussion pinning aims to improve the user experience

Everything you need to know about the software, formerly known as Raspbian, powering the world’s favourite tiny computer

Users’ personal data will be shared with its parent company’s main office in Russia

Can the open-source OS really stand up to Microsoft's enterprise juggernaut?

Sotheby's will auction the single non-fungible token that consists of time-stamped files, a video, a letter and a poster of the code

The "hardened" version of the open source Linux OS comes with added security features

New solution monitors trends and prioritizes issues found in open source applications

Establishing trust and transparency is key to open source research that actually matters, the company claims

Poole, who founded 4chan at 15, was a controversial hire back in early 2016

Open source maintainer Greg Kroah-Hartman slams their project, claiming “our community does not appreciate being experimented on”

The organisation says it brought him back because it “missed his wisdom”

Funding round puts the database vendor’s value over $2bn

Lawsuit revisits ancient legal war over Unix code

The ROSA managed service makes it easier to build, scale and managed Kubernetes clusters on AWS

The FSF founder has been reappointed to the board two years after he was forced to resign over comments relating to the Jeffrey Epstein case

The move will better enable VMware to monitor cloud application traffic between virtual machines

Linux servers hit by malware developed using an end-of-life Red Hat compiler

The project aims to cryptographically verify open source software to mitigate supply chain security risks

The DVSA and MHCLG have the most acute crises, while DCMS employs no software developers