Google warns of severe ‘BleedingTooth’ Bluetooth flaw in Linux kernel!
Bluetooth flaw in Linux Kernel: Intel recommends updating to Linux kernel 5.9 to mitigate a serious flaw Google found in the Linux Bluetooth stack.
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AWS Announcements – Discover your benefit – Updated on October, 2020
Check out the featured and recent AWS Announcements for the month of October, 2020. Keep yourself updated about the services that you use. Verify revised pricing if any!
Enjoy Higher Durability and IOPS/GB with New EBS Volume io2 with AWS
AWS recently introduced a new provisioned IOPS volume type (io2) for high-performance databases and workloads that offers a durability of 99.999% and the ability to provision up to 500 IOPS for every GB of storage.. Smaller volumes are up to 3.33% cheaper on io2 than on io1..
Amazon recently hired Peter Marquez as its first-ever head of space policy at Amazon Web Services.
AWS appoints head of space policy as Amazon cloud giant eyes aerospace opportunities. Amazon Web Services Inc. has appointed former White House official Peter Marquez as its first director of space policy, the latest sign of how big a focus the space sector is becoming for the cloud giant
AWS EKS now support assigning EC2 security groups to Kubernetes pods
AWS EKS now supports for assigning SG to pods for most AWS Nitro instances launched with new EKS clusters running on Kubernetes version 1.17.
Linux Patch Proposed To Double Raspberry Pi 4 Transfer Speed To eMMC/SD Storage
Linux Patch Proposed To Double Raspberry Pi 4 Transfer Speed To eMMC/SD Storage – Phoronix. Manjaro Linux developer Tobias Schramm brought to light that only single data rate mode is currently being used for micro SD cards and eMMC storage with Raspberry Pi 4 Model B SBCs.
Exotic Device Gets Linux Support Via Wireshark And Rust
Exotic Device Gets Linux Support Via Wireshark And Rust. What can you do if you have a nice piece of hardware that kinda work…
Linux 5.8 launched: Linus Torvalds’s ‘biggest release of all time’
Linux 5.8 launched: Linus Torvalds’s ‘biggest release of all time’ brings these new updates. Linux 5.8 includes 800,000 new lines and over 14,000 changed files, making it one of the biggest releases yet.. Click to know more..
Phishing attack impersonates Amazon Web Service to steal user credentials
Phishing attack impersonates Amazon Web Service to steal user credentials… Click to know more..