Asian state-linked hackers breached 70 entities, used phishing, N-day exploits, and rootkits for global espionage.

The DKnife gateway-monitoring and AitM framework is targeting Chinese users’ desktop, mobile, and IoT devices with backdoors.

Security researchers from Palo Alto Networks believe the likely Asia-based group is expanding its activities, which include sophisticated tools and techniques.

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Some of the best and most popular gaming distributions on Linux are collaborating to make future updates quicker and more ...

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Bazzite joins the Open Gaming Collective (OGC) with Nobara and ChimeraOS to end fragmentation and improve Linux gaming ...

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