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Software developers have become prime targets. Not as an afterthought. As the main objective.On May 26, 2026, at precisely 14:00 UTC, the CrowdStrike Counter Adversary...

Linux Kernel Set to Retire x32 ABI in 2026 After Years of Neglect

The Linux kernel stands at another crossroads in its long effort to prune legacy code. Developers have begun the formal process of removing support for the x32 ABI, an interf...

Canonical’s Workshop Tool Simplifies Reproducible Linux Development Environments

Canonical has introduced Workshop, a snap-based tool designed to spin up consistent development setups on Ubuntu systems. Released on May 27, 2026, the application draws dire...

Ubuntu 26.10 to Ship with Linux 7.2 Kernel and Latest Hardware Support

Ubuntu 26.10 is set to ship with the Linux 7.2 kernel according to recent development plans shared by Canonical. The announcement marks another step in the distribution's regula...

Open-Source FPGA DisplayPort 1.4 Core Achieves 4K60 Output

The open-source hardware community has achieved another milestone with the introduction of Pavona, a new project focused on creating an open-source silicon implementation for mo...

ANGLE’s Wayland Breakthrough Unblocks Embedded Chromium Apps on Linux Desktops

Google's graphics layer just took a decisive step forward. ANGLE, the abstraction that lets OpenGL ES code run across Direct3D, Vulkan, OpenGL and Metal, now carries official...

ReactOS Boots on ARM64: Open-Source Windows Effort Gains New Hardware Reach

ReactOS just cleared another technical barrier. The long-running project that seeks binary compatibility with Windows programs and drivers has produced an experimental build...

Cisco Opens SONiC to Enterprise Networks as AI Demands Push Beyond Hyperscalers

Cisco stands ready to let any customer load the open-source SONiC network operating system onto its Nexus 9000 switches. The move, signaled quietly last week, marks a sharp t...

System76 Hails Colorado, California Open-Source Age Verification Exemptions

System76 has taken a firm stand against a wave of state-level age verification bil...

How CrowdStrike and Google Dismantled the Persistent Glassworm Botnet Targeting Software Developers

On a Monday in late May 2026, security teams at CrowdStrike, Google and the Shadowserver Foundation struck together. They severed all four command-and-control channels of a b...

Microsoft’s Plan to Make C and C++ Memory Safe Without Switching to Rust

Microsoft has outlined plans to enhance memory safety in C and C++ code without forcing developers to adopt an entirely new language like Rust. The company detailed its approach...

NVIDIA Retires Its 20-Year-Old Control Panel as New App Takes Over

After two decades of service on millions of PCs, NVIDIA has pulled the plug on its classic Control Panel for GeForce users. The move comes with driver version 610.47. It sign...

Linus Torvalds Draws a Line: No More Pointless AI-Fueled Patches Late in the Linux Cycle

Linus Torvalds has had enough. The Linux kernel's chief maintainer signaled this week that he will start rejecting trivial pull requests that arrive too late in the developme...

OpenBSD 7.9’s 60th Release Sharpens Security and Hardware Reach Without Compromise

OpenBSD arrived at version 7.9 on May 19, 2026. This marks the project's 60th release. Project lead Theo de Raadt marked the occasion just days after his own birthday. The te...

Megalodon Attack Hides Malware in 5,000+ GitHub Commit Messages

GitHub has once again come under fire after security researchers uncovered a large-scale campaign that compromised more than 5,000 public repositories with malicious code. The o...

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