Ever been promoted mostly because you’d “been around long enough” and then felt completely out of your depth as a manager? In this clip from SUDO Show 77, Bill, Neal, and Noel talk about promotion-by-tenure, letting go of being the “best tech,” and what it feels like to manage both a team and a boss while imposter syndrome runs the show.
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Why setting up commercial email and VPN services is incredibly hard, avoiding TrueNAS’s move from FreeBSD to Linux, why we avoid virtualising storage systems, and bridging WiFi to an external building.
630GB of data was stolen from an India-based iPhone assembler, Tata. Leaked info includes manufacturing details, part sourcing, and even iPhone 18 Pro design schematics. #iPhoneLeak #AppleBreach #TechNews #CyberSecurity #Manufacturing #AppleLeaks
Developer Tools MCP connects Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor directly to Meta’s developer platform. App config. Webhooks. Required actions. Docs. All from your IDE.
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Embedded systems teams are shipping products into safety-critical environments with no clear path to regulatory compliance, and supply chain disruptions are forcing hardware redesigns that erase years of firmware investment. The pressure to meet new requirements like the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) while maintaining lean, long-lived devices has never been higher.
In this exclusive interview with Swapnil Bhartiya, Kate Stewart, Vice President of Dependable Embedded Systems at the Linux Foundation, marks ten years of Zephyr RTOS by breaking down how the project achieved CVE authority status, automatic SBOM generation, and concept approval for functional safety certification, and where the project is headed next.
Key Topics Covered:
– How Zephyr achieved CVE Numbering Authority status in 2017 and what that means for vulnerability management in embedded systems
– Automatic SBOM generation via command-line options and Zephyr’s CRA readiness posture
– IEC 61508 safety certification progress and the requirements traceability model being built upstream
– Zephyr’s role in mixed-criticality architectures, pairing with Linux and FPGAs for edge AI trigger-and-compute patterns
– How AI agents are being evaluated as maintainer tools for code review, refactoring, and requirements traceability
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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:40 The AUR Explained
2:34 Packages Turned Evil
5:37 The Door Was Already Open
8:31 What Was The Real Target?
10:22 Who Let This Happen?
13:02 What To Do Right Now?
15:10 My Personal Thoughts
The biggest supply-chain attack in desktop Linux history just hit the Arch User Repository — and the scariest part? Nobody actually broke in. In this video we break down the June 2026 "Atomic Arch" attack: how hackers quietly hijacked trusted, orphaned AUR packages, slipped malicious code into their .install scripts, and turned everyday helpers like yay and paru into weapons built to steal developer credentials, SSH keys, GitHub and npm tokens, and cloud secrets.
This wasn’t a hack on Arch Linux itself — the official repositories were never touched. It was a hack on trust. We cover what the Arch User Repository (AUR) really is, exactly how the attack worked step by step, why developers and power users were the real target, who’s actually responsible, and the simple habits that keep you safe on Arch and Arch-based distros like EndeavourOS, CachyOS, Garuda, and Manjaro.
In this video:
– What the AUR is and how it actually works
– The full timeline of the "Atomic Arch" supply-chain attack
– How orphan package adoption was abused to inherit trust
– Why your SSH keys, GitHub tokens, and cloud secrets were the real prize
– Who’s to blame — Arch, AUR helpers, distros, maintainers, and users
– What to do right now to protect your system
Arch Linux got hacked, Arch User Repository security, AUR malware, Linux supply chain attack, Atomic Arch, Linux security 2026, yay, paru, PKGBUILD, EndeavourOS, CachyOS, Garuda, Manjaro, developer security, SSH key theft, npm token, cybersecurity — if you daily drive Arch, this one matters.
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Collaborative Coding and Learning Social Coworking sessions focus on SORTEE, Vale text linting, and R debugging, offering structured peer support for open-source projects. Wikipedia celebrates 25 years with initiatives to train new editors, ensuring sustained community growth. New Software and Updates COSMIC Desktop introduces a new system monitor, enhancing user experience for Linux enthusiasts. Inkue, … Read more
"As a solutions engineer, my job is to make customers believe our technology can take them where they want to go. Codex helps me turn raw, messy context – customer emails, industry signals, product information, and even Trustpilot reviews – into something they can react to. I can analyze what their customers are asking for, mock up their website, apply those changes, and package the demo with a voiceover walkthrough. It makes the value tangible in their world, not ours.”
How close is RISC-V to becoming a first-class platform for modern web development? This session explores the latest progress in bringing Chromium, Node.js, and the JavaScript ecosystem to the open-source RISC-V architecture.
Learn about recent upstream work across V8, Blink, libwebrtc, and Node.js, including JIT compilation, performance optimization, build system integration, and hardware support. We’ll also review current benchmarks, CI status, remaining challenges, and the roadmap toward full Tier-1 support.
Whether you’re a browser developer, JavaScript engineer, or open hardware enthusiast, this talk provides an inside look at the future of the open web on RISC-V.
FOSSASIA Summit 2026 held in Bangkok, is Asia’s leading Open Source tech conference featuring sessions on #AI, #Cloud, #DevOps, #Open Hardware, #Security, #Web #Mobile Technologies, #Web3, and #Databases. Learn more: http://summit.fossasia.org
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