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Linux Tops 2026 CVE Charts, Greg KH Says That’s a Good Thing

July 3, 2026
Greg Kroah-Hartman says Linux leads CVE counts for the first half of 2026, arguing the numbers reflect responsible reporting, not poor security.
Apple Container 1.0 Released as a Native Docker Alternative for macOS

Apple Container 1.0 Released as a Native Docker Alternative for macOS

July 3, 2026
Apple’s Swift-powered container tool for macOS hits 1.0 with persistent Linux machines, host integration, and broader workflow improvements.
ClamAV 1.5.3 Open-Source Antivirus Fixes Multiple Security Vulnerabilities

ClamAV 1.5.3 Open-Source Antivirus Fixes Multiple Security Vulnerabilities

July 3, 2026
ClamAV 1.5.3 open-source antivirus engine released with fixes for multiple security vulnerabilities affecting file parsing, archive scanning, and executable unpacking.
Ultramarine Linux 44 Released with Fedora 44 Base and Desktop Updates

Ultramarine Linux 44 Released with Fedora 44 Base and Desktop Updates

July 3, 2026
The Fedora-based Ultramarine Linux 44 adds a Wayland-based Budgie experience, Plasma 6.7, Taidan installer improvements, and more.

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