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New gentlemen's raas advertised on underground forums
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Threat actor zeta88 is promoting a new ransomware-as-a-service operation called The Gentlemen's RaaS on hacking forums, targeting Windows, Linux, and ESXi systems. The platform offers affiliates 90 percent of ransom payments and features cross-platform encryption tools developed in Go and C. This development highlights the ongoing commercialization of sophisticated ransomware targeting enterprise environments.
LibreOffice 25.2.7 released as final update in 25.2 series
The Document Foundation has released LibreOffice 25.2.7, marking the seventh and last maintenance update for the 25.2 office suite series. This version addresses 43 bugs and comes as support for 25.2 nears its end on November 30, 2025. The foundation recommends upgrading to the newer LibreOffice 25.8 series for continued improvements and support.
Python 3.14 arrives on Azure App Service for Linux
October 30, 2025 16:16Qt Creator 18 released with experimental container support
October 30, 2025 12:43Nearly 90% of Windows games now run on Linux
October 30, 2025 05:21SUSE announces SLES 16 Linux distribution
October 30, 2025 04:33Developer prototypes thumb-typing Linux handheld PC
October 30, 2025 04:19JupyterCon 2025 nears with keynotes in San Diego
October 30, 2025 02:26Mesa 25.2.6 bugfix release enhances GPU drivers
October 29, 2025 14:45Linux Foundation promotes Open Source Leadership track at OSSummit Japan
October 29, 2025 11:19Bottles 51.25 enhances Windows app support on Linux
October 29, 2025 00:41OpenSearchCon Korea launches on November 4 in Seoul
SUSE launches Linux Enterprise Server 16 with agentic AI
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SUSE has released SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 16, the first enterprise Linux distribution to integrate agentic AI through the Model Context Protocol. This update provides built-in support for connecting AI models to external tools without vendor lock-in, alongside a 16-year lifecycle. The release aims to enhance operational efficiency for mission-critical workloads.
Gunra ransomware exploits Windows and Linux with encryption vulnerabilities
The Gunra ransomware group, active since April 2025, targets both Windows and Linux systems worldwide through platform-specific malware variants. While the Windows version employs secure encryption, the Linux variant suffers from critical weaknesses that allow brute-force decryption. Organizations in regions like South Korea have reported infections, highlighting the group's expanding operations.
Malicious npm packages steal developer credentials on multiple platforms
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Ten typosquatted npm packages, uploaded on July 4, 2025, have been found downloading an infostealer that targets sensitive data across Windows, Linux, and macOS systems. These packages, mimicking popular libraries, evaded detection through multiple obfuscation layers and amassed nearly 10,000 downloads. Cybersecurity firm Socket reported the threat, noting the packages remain available in the registry.
Qilin ransomware uses WSL to run Linux encryptors on Windows
Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a tactic by the Qilin ransomware group that exploits Microsoft's Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) to execute Linux-based encryption tools on Windows machines. This method allows attackers to bypass many endpoint detection and response (EDR) systems by operating in a Linux sandbox environment that traditional tools often overlook. The technique highlights the growing sophistication of ransomware operations blending operating systems.
SUSE promotes booth visit on final day of NVIDIA GTC
SUSE announced the last day of their participation at NVIDIA GTC, inviting attendees to booth #622. The company encouraged discussions on SUSE AI, innovative solutions, and the future of AI. Visitors were urged to connect with experts for questions and insights.
Malicious npm packages deliver infostealer malware to developers
Security firm Socket has uncovered ten malicious packages in the npm repository that target developers on Windows, macOS, and Linux systems. These packages, available since July, use typosquatting and sophisticated obfuscation to install infostealer malware. The malware steals credentials from browsers, SSH keys, and configuration files before exfiltrating data to attackers.
Patchmon dashboard simplifies Linux server monitoring
A self-hosted dashboard named Patchmon is designed for easy monitoring of Linux servers. It aims to make server maintenance tracking straightforward.
New data shows 90% of Windows games compatible with Linux
Recent community data indicates that nearly 90% of Windows games now run on Linux thanks to Valve's Proton tool. This milestone highlights years of innovation but faces challenges from anti-cheat software in multiplayer titles. As Windows 10 support ends soon, Linux gains traction among gamers.