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an essay by Jeffrey Peterson   The Disturbing Trend: A Wave of Attacks on Education Over the past year, a scary truth has come to light in the world of cybersecurity. There has been a constant wave of cyber attacks that are purposely targeting schools and their most vulnerable members: students. Hackers have stepped up

Linux has major security advantages over Windows thanks to its open architecture, strict access controls, and flexible customization. As a result, Linux systems tend to have far fewer vulnerabilities and are much harder to hack than Windows PCs. A 2022 analysis found that critical vulnerabilities in Windows outnumbered those in Linux by a factor of

Are you tired of feeling like your computer is watching your every move? Many of us are using operating systems from big companies that seem to know too much about us. But did you know there’s another way? Linux Mint 21.3 Beta is here to give you a taste of what it’s like to use

Welcome to the world of CNIX OS, the latest addition to the Linux family that has made a solid entrance. In only its first week of availability, this new operating system distro has been downloaded 1,000 times, indicating a strong interest from the community. CNIX OS is tailored for those who are new to Linux.

Hey Linux users! Exciting news for those of you on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS – you can now upgrade to the newer Linux kernel 6.2 right from the Software Updater tool. Even though the official Ubuntu 22.04.3 point release isn’t happening until next week on August 10th, Canonical has gone ahead and released an updated kernel

Have you ever wondered if your computer is constantly recording and tracking everything you do? If you’re using a closed-source computer operating system like Microsoft Windows, that may very well be the case. These operating systems have turned into massive surveillance platforms that work against their users instead of for them. This constant recording and

So, what’s the big deal about using Microsoft Windows? Doesn’t everyone use it? Well, some technologies, “big tech” in general (i.e., Facebook, Google, Microsoft) can gather a ton of our personal information, everything we type, say, monitor all of our online activity without us saying or realizing we implicitly or otherwise said “yes.” We’re talking