GitLab 18.4.2 security patch

GitLab Patch Release: 18.4.2, 18.3.4, and 18.2.8 — Critical Security Fixes You Should Apply Now

On October 8, 2025, GitLab announced the release of versions 18.4.2, 18.3.4, and 18.2.8, a patch rollout designed to address multiple security and maintenance issues in both Community (CE) and…

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Tame unstructured data

Mastering Unstructured Data: 7 Steps to Tame the Jungle in 2025

Unstructured data from emails and documents to videos, images, and social media now accounts for more than 80% of business information. But without proper management, this vast data “jungle” can…

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Discord Zendesk breach

Beyond the Inbox: What Discord’s Zendesk Breach Reveals About Third-Party Risk (and Your Data)

The Discord Zendesk breach is a textbook example of how supply chain risks can hit even massive platforms: attackers didn’t break into Discord’s core systems they compromised a third party…

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Google AI rewrites insecure code

Google’s Revolutionary AI Can Now Rewrite Code to Fix Security Flaws Automatically

In a major breakthrough for cybersecurity and software engineering, Google’s latest AI innovation doesn’t just find vulnerabilities, but rewrites the code to fix them automatically. Unveiled in October 2025, this…

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Install GitLab on Debian Bookworm

How to Install GitLab on Debian 12 (Bookworm): Complete Step-by-Step Guide

If you’re running Debian 12 (Bookworm) and want a powerful self hosted Git platform, GitLab Community Edition (CE) is one of the best choices. It combines source code management, CI/CD…

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Proxmox vs VMware vs Hyper-V

Proxmox vs VMware vs Hyper-V: How Proxmox Stacks Up Against Mainstream Virtualization Platforms

When it comes to server virtualization, IT professionals have plenty of options. The most well known enterprise platforms are VMware vSphere, Microsoft Hyper-V, and Citrix Hypervisor which dominate much of…

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Pikachu virus

The Pikachu Virus: How a Pokémon Email Scam Sparked 25 Years of Cybersecurity Lessons

In June 2000, at the height of Pokémon mania, the Pikachu virus became one of the first email based malware outbreaks to capture global attention. Disguised as a harmless Pokémon…

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Eagle AI Linux distribution

Eagle AI Linux: A Next-Generation Debian-Based Distribution Currently in Development

We’re excited to share news about the Eagle AI Linux distribution, a new Debian-based operating system currently under development. The project is being designed to bridge the gap between beginner-friendly…

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Schleswig-Holstein open source software

German State Schleswig-Holstein Ditches Microsoft for Open Source Software in 2025

With growing concerns over the power of global tech giants, the German state of Schleswig-Holstein is making headlines by moving away from Microsoft products in favor of open source software.…

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Google March 2025 core update

Google March 2025 Core Update Rollout Has Come & Gone: What You Need to Know

The Google March 2025 core update roll out has come and gone, marking another significant milestone in how the search engine evaluates content and rankings. Like all broad core updates,…

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