Linux Foundation: Uuendage siva oma Linuxite turvalisus!
Postitatud: 09.03.2017, 18:37
Linux Foundation: Uuendage siva oma Linuxite turvalisus!
See hoiatus on tehtud siis WikiLeaks ning CIA "lekke-kammi valguses".
Softpedia võtab selle "lekkiva-kammi" teema üsna hästi kokku:
Linux Foundation on Vault 7: Frequent Security Updates Protect Linux Users
Getting lots of security updates means Linux likely patched all those vulnerabilities the CIA discovered
The Linux Foundation has come out to speak about the Vault 7 revelations via WikiLeaks regarding CIA's hacking powers which extend to Linux devices, claiming that thanks to the open-source nature of Linux, the operating system is constantly updated with new security fixes, likely covering all those vulnerabilities the CIA may have discovered and exploited.
"Linux is a very widely used operating system, with a huge installed base all around the world, so it is not surprising that state agencies from many countries would target Linux along with the many closed source platforms that they have sought to compromise," Nicko van Someren, CTO at the Linux Foundation told the Inquirer.
"Linux is an incredibly active open source project. Thousands of professional developers and volunteers - including many of the most talented in the world - are constantly contributing improvements and fixes to the project. This allows the kernel team to release updates every few days - one of the fastest release cycles in the industry. Rapid release cycles enable the open source community to fix vulnerabilities and release those fixes to users fasters," he added.
http://news.softpedia.com/news/linux-fo ... 3741.shtml
See hoiatus on tehtud siis WikiLeaks ning CIA "lekke-kammi valguses".
Softpedia võtab selle "lekkiva-kammi" teema üsna hästi kokku:
Linux Foundation on Vault 7: Frequent Security Updates Protect Linux Users
Getting lots of security updates means Linux likely patched all those vulnerabilities the CIA discovered
The Linux Foundation has come out to speak about the Vault 7 revelations via WikiLeaks regarding CIA's hacking powers which extend to Linux devices, claiming that thanks to the open-source nature of Linux, the operating system is constantly updated with new security fixes, likely covering all those vulnerabilities the CIA may have discovered and exploited.
"Linux is a very widely used operating system, with a huge installed base all around the world, so it is not surprising that state agencies from many countries would target Linux along with the many closed source platforms that they have sought to compromise," Nicko van Someren, CTO at the Linux Foundation told the Inquirer.
"Linux is an incredibly active open source project. Thousands of professional developers and volunteers - including many of the most talented in the world - are constantly contributing improvements and fixes to the project. This allows the kernel team to release updates every few days - one of the fastest release cycles in the industry. Rapid release cycles enable the open source community to fix vulnerabilities and release those fixes to users fasters," he added.
http://news.softpedia.com/news/linux-fo ... 3741.shtml