Texas Instruments is transforming household gadgets by upstreaming Linux support for Sitara processors, bringing open-source security and innovation to even the most unlikely devices.
A vulnerability in Grafana Tempo sparked a fast response from developers, highlighting both the risks and strengths of open-source security in cloud environments.
America’s fusion of tech giants and state power leaves Europe and Italy struggling to assert digital sovereignty. Fragmented governance and reliance on US platforms threaten the continent’s technological future.
A sophisticated worm is hijacking npm packages, stealing developer secrets, and using those same credentials to propagate itself across open-source ecosystems. The CanisterSprawl campaign exposes critical weaknesses in supply chain security, highlighting the urgent need for vigilance among developers.
FLOSS Weekly Episode 868 explores the intersection of open source productivity tools and AI-powered coding environments, featuring developer Johannes Millan and a deep dive into Super Productivity and Parallel Code.
Vibe coding—writing code by intuition or AI suggestion without true understanding—is leading to deleted databases, security breaches, and maintainers abandoning projects. As accessibility rises, so do the risks.
A critical vulnerability has been detected in Apache NiFi, raising alarms across industries that depend on this open source data flow tool. Our investigation uncovers the risks, the potential fallout, and what users must do to protect their systems.
France is accelerating plans to migrate government IT from Microsoft Windows to Linux, seeking digital sovereignty and greater security as global tech dependencies come under scrutiny.
Gentoo Linux’s official support for the GNU Hurd kernel marks a surprising twist in the history of open source kernels, offering new options and reviving old debates about system architecture and freedom.
A sophisticated phishing campaign is targeting open source developers on Slack, with hackers posing as Linux Foundation leaders to distribute malware and steal sensitive data. Find out how the scam works and why it signals a new era of threats for collaborative coding communities.