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KDE Plasma 6.3.6 Released: Stability & Fixes

KDE Plasma 6.3.6 Released: Stability & Fixes

KDE Plasma 6.3.6 is out! This maintenance update brings crucial bug fixes and improvements to Night Light, Plasma System Monitor, KRunner, and more, enhancing the overall desktop experience.

· linux
APT36 Targets Indian Defense with BOSS Linux Malware

APT36 Targets Indian Defense with BOSS Linux Malware

Pakistan-based APT36 (Transparent Tribe) is now using sophisticated Linux malware to target Indian defense personnel and organizations using BOSS Linux.

· cyber-warfare
CISA Urges Immediate Patch for PHPMailer Vulnerability

CISA Urges Immediate Patch for PHPMailer Vulnerability

CISA warns of active exploitation of CVE-2016-10033 in PHPMailer, urging organizations to patch by July 28, 2025, to prevent system compromise.

· vulnerabilities
Sudo local privilege escalation vulnerabilities fixed (CVE-2025-32462 & CVE-2025-32463)

Sudo local privilege escalation vulnerabilities fixed (CVE-2025-32462 & CVE-2025-32463)

Two privilege escalation flaws (CVE-2025-32462, CVE-2025-32463) in the widely used Sudo utility have been fixed. Update your Linux and macOS systems now.

· vulnerabilities
Let's Encrypt Issues First-Ever IP Address Certificate

Let's Encrypt Issues First-Ever IP Address Certificate

Let’s Encrypt has issued its first IP address certificate, expanding HTTPS access for users without domains and advancing secure internet infrastructure.

· security-updates
Parrot OS 6.4 Released with Kernel 6.12, New Hacking Tools

Parrot OS 6.4 Released with Kernel 6.12, New Hacking Tools

Parrot OS 6.4 brings kernel 6.12, new tools like ConvoC2 and Goshs, updated hacking utilParrot OS 6.4 brings kernel 6.12, new tools like ConvoC2 and Goshs, updated hacking utilities, and PowerShell 7.5—marking the final release in the 6.x series.

· linux
Critical Linux Vulnerability Allows Secure Boot Bypass via Initramfs

Critical Linux Vulnerability Allows Secure Boot Bypass via Initramfs

A newly discovered vulnerability in multiple Linux distributions allows attackers with brief physical access to bypass Secure Boot by exploiting unsigned initramfs components. The flaw enables persistent malware injection via debug shells triggered during boot failures, posing a serious risk to encrypted systems.

· linux

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