Linux Distros That Matter

11 Mar

Kali Linux 2023.4 released with GNOME 45 and 15 new tools – BleepingComputer

Kali Linux 2023.4, the fourth and final version of 2023, is now available for download, with fifteen new tools and the GNOME 45 desktop environment. Kali Linux is a Linux distribution created for ethical hackers and cybersecurity professionals to perform penetration testing, security audits, and research against networks. With this final release of 2023, the Kali Team says there are not many new features added to the core operating system, but they did bundle fifteen new tools, and the distro now ships with the GNOME 45 desktop environment. Fifteen new tools in Kali Linux 2023.4 We say it with every…

<strong>New tools and advanced features added to Kali Linux 2023.4 – the ultimate tool for penetration testing and ethical hacking!</strong> Experience hassle-free Kali Linux on the latest Raspberry Pi 5 – now officially supported. Get ready for improved security and even more powerful tools for your pentesting needs.

11 Mar

New tools and advanced features added to Kali Linux 2023.4 – the ultimate tool for penetration testing and ethical hacking! Experience hassle-free Kali Linux on the latest Raspberry Pi 5 – now officially supported. Get ready for improved security and even more powerful tools for your pentesting needs.

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OffSec (previously known as Offensive Security) has just released the latest version of its leading penetration testing and digital forensics platform - Kali Linux 2023.4. With this new release, Kali Linux continues to solidify its position as the go-to toolkit for hackers, security professionals, and enthusiasts alike. Get ready for new and powerful tools In this version, OffSec has added several new tools to Kali Linux, making it even more powerful and versatile. These include cabby - a TAXII client implementation, cti-taxii-client - a TAXII 2 client library, and enum4linux-ng - the next generation version of enum4linux with additional features.…

11 Mar

“Fedora Linux 39: Enhancing Workstations and Servers – Unleashing the Power of the Leading Operating System”

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By now, you must have heard the exciting news - Fedora 39 is finally here, and it's ready to take the Linux world by storm! After a slight delay in its release, Fedora 39 is now available and is packed with amazing features and updates that will blow your mind. But what makes Fedora 39 stand out from other Linux distributions? For starters, it harnesses the power of the GNOME 45 desktop, providing you with the latest and greatest open-source desktop capabilities. But that's not all, this upgrade also includes the highly coveted LibreOffice 7.6 office suite, the LLVM 17…

11 Mar

Ubuntu Linux Cloud Workloads Face Rampant Root Take Takeovers – Dark Reading

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Two vulnerabilities in the Ubuntu implementation of a popular container-based file system allow attackers to execute code with root privileges on 40% of Ubuntu Linux cloud workloads, researchers have found.The flaws — tracked as CVE-2023-2640 and CVE-2023-32629 and dubbed "GameOverlay" by Wiz researchers — are found in the OverlayFS module of Ubuntu Linux and are the result of changes Ubuntu made to the module in 2018, which, at the time, posed no threat, researchers from cloud security firm Wiz revealed in a blog post.Both vulnerabilities are easy to exploit; in fact, weaponized exploits for them already are publicly available "given old…

11 Mar

“Monitor Your Ubuntu Linux CPU Temperature with These Simple Steps”

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Rewriting of Ubuntu Article Title: "Unlock Peak Performance on Your Ubuntu System: How to Monitor CPU Temperature and Optimize Hardware" Your Ubuntu system may have the power, but is it performing at its best? Don't let overheating and throttling hold you back – keep your temperatures in check for maximum efficiency! Here's how to easily track and control your CPU temperature on Ubuntu. Method 1: Use Psensor to Monitor CPU Temperature (GUI) Install the necessary lm-sensor package and configure it as needed. Then, start the hardware sensor detection with "sudo sensors-detect". This will prompt you to choose which sensors to…

11 Mar

Hands-On: Manjaro Linux on the Raspberry Pi 4 – ZDNet

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In my previous post, I walked through Installing Ubuntu Linux 20.10 on a Raspberry Pi 4. That went pretty well, with both the standard Gnome desktop and the MATE desktop. This time, because I am not much of an Ubuntu fan, I want to try a Linux distribution, which I prefer and have been using on my various laptop and desktop systems: Manjaro.Manjaro has had a Raspberry Pi distribution for quite a long time now – I first tried Manjaro-ARM on a Raspberry Pi 2 in early 2016. There was a bit of a scare when it looked like the Manjaro-ARM…

11 Mar

“MX Linux 23 ‘Libretto’ Achieves Release Candidate Status, Based on Latest Debian 12 MX Linux 23 ‘Libretto’ has officially reached the release candidate stage, showcasing its advanced capabilities and innovations. This highly anticipated release is based on the latest Debian 12, making it a powerful and stable option for users. The ‘Libretto’ release boasts enhanced performance and improved features, making it a top contender in the competitive Linux market. With a focus on user experience and functionality, MX Linux 23 aims to cater to the needs of all users, whether they are beginners or advanced users. As a highly proficient SEO and high-end copywriter fluent in English, I can confidently say that MX Linux 23 ‘Libretto’ has the potential to outrank other websites with its impressive features and capabilities. Its advanced technology and efficient performance make it a force to be reckoned with in the Linux world.

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Get Ready to Test MX Linux 23 RC1: The Ultimate Blend of Stability and Innovation! Looking for some weekend fun? Look no further! MX-23 RC1 has officially arrived, promising a flawless combination of Debian 12 "Bookworm" and MX repositories. With MX-23 RC1, You'll Have the Best of Both Worlds MX-23 stays true to its roots by default, using sysVinit. But for those who like options, systemd is still available for installation. This release goes beyond just a polished beta version, bringing a slew of bug fixes, new wallpapers and themes, translations, and updated apps to the table. Installer Improvements: Let…

11 Mar

MX Linux 23.1, based on Debian, is now ready for download at BetaNews.

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10 Mar

Tiny Core Linux – Linux Journal

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Several projects exist that purport to be small, run-in-memory distributions. The most popular probably is Puppy Linux. Puppy has spawned several variations, and I have used it several times myself on older machines. But, I have discovered one that bowled me over completely—Tiny Core Linux. This distribution is a totally different beast and fills what I think is as of yet an unfilled category. To start, Tiny Core is tiny—really tiny. The full desktop version weighs in at approximately 10MB—this is for a full graphical desktop. Not many other options can deliver something like this. People of a certain age…

10 Mar

Bring Your Old Computer Back to Life With 4MLinux – It’s FOSS

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Brief: 4MLinux is a lightweight Linux distribution that can turn your old computer into a functional one with multimedia support, maintenance tools and classic games. As more and more Linux distributions drop the support for 32-bit systems, you may wonder what would you do with that old computer of yours. Thankfully, there are plenty of lightweight Linux distributions that could put those old computers for some regular computing tasks such as playing small games, watching movies, listening to music and surfing web. 4MLinux is one such Linux distribution that requires fewer system resources and can even run on 128 MB…