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Debian 13.6 Lands as a Quiet Update With Loud Security Consequences
The latest stable point release for Debian 13 folds security fixes and bug corrections into one maintenance package, reminding operators that patch timing often matters more than version numbers.
An AI Model Reached the Kernel Layer - and That Changes the Verification Problem
A reported bootable NT-style kernel in Rust is less about spectacle than about a new reality: model-generated code is moving closer to the trusted core of operating systems.
Virtual Deceit: How Hackers Turn QEMU Into a Ransomware Weapon
Cybercriminals exploit a popular open-source emulator to bypass defenses, deploy ransomware, and steal credentials in a new wave of attacks.
Virtual Shadows: How Cybercriminals Are Weaponizing QEMU to Evade Defenders and Steal Credentials
Attackers are turning virtual machines into invisible strongholds for ransomware and credential theft, leaving security teams blind.
Haiku Hops the Hardware Divide: The Niche OS Takes Its First Steps on ARM
The once-x86-exclusive Haiku operating system is now booting on ARM via QEMU, signaling a new era for alternative OS enthusiasts.