Given the prevalence of the Mint distribution, this is a serious issue. Take the time to verify any downloads that you may have made over the last few days, specifically of Linux Mint 17.3 Cinnamon edition 64-bit. You can easily verify the valid checksum from the website.
I recently spoke about the FTC’s lawsuit against Chegg, a major education tech firm, in one of the weekly tech tips interviews I provide...
Multiple sources have reported the breach of Cisco’s own network, purportedly via a Cisco employee’s personal Google account. According...
I very much enjoyed this article from Pieter Danhieux via Dark Reading and this creative approach to the management of applications and...
