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    AMD TSME Disabled on Some Ryzen After AGESA 1.2.7.0: Security Feature Trust Fallout

    AMD’s firmware path for some recent consumer Ryzen systems began reporting Transparent Secure Memory Encryption as unsupported after AGESA 1.2.7.0 updates in 2026, while Ryzen Pro and Epyc parts continued to expose the feature across tested boards. That is the plain answer to the mystery, but...
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    CVE-2024-36910: Linux Kernel Memory Free Bug in uio_hv_generic Fixed

    A subtle memory-management oversight in the Linux kernel’s Hyper‑V UIO driver has been cataloged as CVE‑2024‑36910: a condition where decrypted pages can be incorrectly freed when re‑encryption or decryption calls fail, creating a tangible availability and confidentiality risk for Confidential...
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    Red Hat Launches Cloud-Optimized RHEL 10 for Seamless Multi-Cloud Linux Deployments

    Red Hat's latest move to fortify its position as a leading provider of enterprise Linux solutions comes as no surprise, but the launch of cloud-optimized Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) marks a paradigm shift. In collaboration with the big three hyperscalers—AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft...