The Linux kernel’s security is increasingly vital due to a dramatic rise in vulnerabilities and sophisticated attacks. By 2025, organizations must adapt their patch management, leveraging live patching technologies and automation strategies. Initiatives like the Kernel Self-Protection Project are essential for mitigating risks, while emerging tools and approaches aim to reimagine kernel security amidst evolving threats.
Malware Defense 101 – Identifying and Removing Modern Threats
Cybersecurity threats in 2025 have become more sophisticated, with malware leveraging AI, evasion tactics, and polymorphic code. Data-stealing malware dominates, increasing by 180% in 2024.
