News CVE-2026-43284: Linux fixes an ESP decryption flaw tied to “Dirty Frag” reports May 11, 2026 / May 11, 2026 by Alex Mira | Leave a Comment Linux has patched CVE-2026-43284 in the xfrm/ESP input path to avoid unsafe in-place decryption on shared fragments. Media link it to the “Dirty Frag” LPE chain, but only parts are confirmed. Here’s what’s known and what to do next. Read more » CVE-2026-43284 ESP IPsec kernel linux security vulnerability
News Security CVE-2026-31431 (“Copy Fail”): What You Need to Know April 30, 2026 / May 7, 2026 by Corentin C | Leave a Comment CVE-2026-31431 (“Copy Fail”) is a high-severity Linux kernel vulnerability enabling local privilege escalation and container escape. Learn its impact and how to patch or mitigate it effectively. Read more » cve CVE-2026-31431 kernel linux security
Guide Linux Securing Your Linux Home Server: 10 Simple but Often Forgotten Steps April 19, 2025 / April 19, 2025 by Corentin C | Leave a Comment Running a Linux home server? Don't leave it exposed. This friendly guide walks you through 10 simple but essential steps to boost your server's security — even if you're not a sysadmin. Read more » fail2ban guide linux security server ssh
How-To Troubleshooting Read-Only Fallback Error in WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) March 15, 2024 / March 15, 2024 by Corentin C Learn how to troubleshoot and resolve the read-only fallback error in Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), ensuring your Linux distributions remain fully functional within the Windows environment. Follow these steps to diagnose and fix mounting errors, allowing for seamless operation and enhanced productivity. Read more » guide linux windows wsl
How-To A 3-Step Guide to Installing a Let’s Encrypt SSL Certificate on a Red Hat Linux Server September 30, 2023 / March 2, 2024 by Corentin C Learn how to secure your Red Hat Linux server with a Let's Encrypt SSL certificate in just three easy steps. Protect your website and sensitive data with this comprehensive guide to installation and maintenance. Read more » guide linux security