Two malicious commits were made to the PHP web development programming language’s official Git server earlier this week, and all of this could have been prevented assuming the mainteners had enabled signed commits on the server. Signed commits provide encryption, making it a lot more difficult to manipulate or get inside of.

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It should be available by the end of this year, and it combines Windows Container improvements that early adopters have been getting in the Semi-Annual Channels (SAC) with security improvements all-throughout. These included secured-code from the Windows client itself, alongside the low-level developments in terms of networking.

When we discuss tech such as AI (artificial intelligence), as well as edge computing, we can come to the conclusion that it is becoming a lot more mainstream. This is due to the fact that organizations want to realize their fullest potential by enabling business transformation.

Dell is boosting its Intel EMC PowerEdge portfolio through next-generation servers.

Brian Krebs is an independent investigative journalist that covers cybercrime, security, and privacy, and was a Washington Post Reporter between 1995 to 2009.

Krebs commented the following: “The motivations of the cybercriminals behind the KrebsOnSecurity dot top domain are unclear, but the domain itself has a recent association with other cybercrime activity.”

A hacker has successfully managed to compromise a server that is used to distribute the PHP programming language, and as such, has managed to add a backdoor to the source code that could make a lot of websites vulnerable to a complete takeover.