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Ubuntu Security ‘Oversight’ Lets Attackers Access Encrypted Systems

Ubuntu desktop being watched by malicious eyes.Cybersecurity researchers have detailed a “critical” security vulnerability in Linux distros that can give attackers full system access — even for devices using full disk encryption. A report published by ERNW demonstrates the exploit on Ubuntu 25.04 and Fedora 42, though not all Linux distributions are affected, such as OpenSUSE Tumbleweed. So how does it work? Attackers with physical access to a Linux system can access a debug shell simply by entering the wrong decryption password several times in a row. On Ubuntu, they hit esc at the password prompt, punch in a few key combos, and bam: debug shell […]

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GPD MicroPC 2: Souped-Up Successor to Original Pocket PC

Everything receives a sequel eventually, and so it is so for the GPD MicroPC. A souped-up, second-gen successor to the small, serial-port-packing original goes on sale this summer. It boasts a bigger, brighter screen that rotates, a beefier Intel-based processor, faster storage and a slew of more capable ports – but will it still appeal to Linux users? The original GPD MicroPC released in 2021 certainly tried to. The MicroPC’s micro-ness (form factor, size, weight, ruggedness) was its USP: a 6-inch display, compact Blackberry-style keyboard, modest low-power Celeron processor, 109 HRR rating, and serial port (yes, an RS323 serial port). […]

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