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covering the week's top textbooks like

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covering the week's top textbooks like
 

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covering the week's top textbooks like
Linux bias canonical has published new

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Linux bias canonical has published new
 

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Linux bias canonical has published new
Ubuntu Linux kernel security updates for

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Ubuntu Linux kernel security updates for
 

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Ubuntu Linux kernel security updates for
all of its supported releases to patch

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all of its supported releases to patch
 

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all of its supported releases to patch
several vulnerabilities discovered

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several vulnerabilities discovered
 

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several vulnerabilities discovered
lately by various security researchers

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lately by various security researchers
 

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lately by various security researchers
affecting Linux four point one five four

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affecting Linux four point one five four
 

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affecting Linux four point one five four
point four and five point three kernels

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point four and five point three kernels
 

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point four and five point three kernels
and several versions of Ubuntu Linux the

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and several versions of Ubuntu Linux the
 

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and several versions of Ubuntu Linux the
new security patch fixes an issue found

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new security patch fixes an issue found
 

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new security patch fixes an issue found
in the Intel Wi-Fi driver a race

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in the Intel Wi-Fi driver a race
 

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in the Intel Wi-Fi driver a race
condition discovered in Linux kernels

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condition discovered in Linux kernels
 

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condition discovered in Linux kernels
virtual terminal implementation a flaw

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virtual terminal implementation a flaw
 

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virtual terminal implementation a flaw
discovered in the floppy driver and a

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discovered in the floppy driver and a
 

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discovered in the floppy driver and a
race condition in the block IO tracing

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race condition in the block IO tracing
 

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race condition in the block IO tracing
implementation all these issues could

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implementation all these issues could
 

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implementation all these issues could
allow a local attacker to either crash

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allow a local attacker to either crash
 

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allow a local attacker to either crash
the system or expose sensitive

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the system or expose sensitive
 

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the system or expose sensitive
information the new kernel update also

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information the new kernel update also
 

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information the new kernel update also
patches a stack buffer overflow

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patches a stack buffer overflow
 

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patches a stack buffer overflow
discovered in the v host net driver this

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discovered in the v host net driver this
 

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discovered in the v host net driver this
could allow a local attacker with the

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could allow a local attacker with the
 

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could allow a local attacker with the
ability to perform ioctl calls on dev v

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ability to perform ioctl calls on dev v
 

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ability to perform ioctl calls on dev v
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host net to cause a denial of service
 

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host net to cause a denial of service
crashing the system that's just to name

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crashing the system that's just to name
 

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crashing the system that's just to name
a few of the critical security issues

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a few of the critical security issues
 

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a few of the critical security issues
that have been patched canonical urges

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that have been patched canonical urges
 

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that have been patched canonical urges
all users to update their installations

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all users to update their installations
 

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all users to update their installations
and install the new kernel versions as

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and install the new kernel versions as
 

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and install the new kernel versions as
soon as possible new kernel versions are

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soon as possible new kernel versions are
 

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soon as possible new kernel versions are
also available for raspberry pi devices

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also available for raspberry pi devices
 

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also available for raspberry pi devices
cloud environments om processors

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cloud environments om processors
 

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cloud environments om processors
Snapdragon processors as well as Amazon

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Snapdragon processors as well as Amazon
 

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Snapdragon processors as well as Amazon
Web Services Microsoft Azure cloud

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Web Services Microsoft Azure cloud
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Oracle cloud Google cloud platform and
 

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Oracle cloud Google cloud platform and
Google container engine systems keep in

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Google container engine systems keep in
 

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Google container engine systems keep in
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mind when updating a production system
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that a system reboot is required for the
 

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that a system reboot is required for the
security issues to be corrected so it's

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security issues to be corrected so it's
 

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security issues to be corrected so it's
best to schedule a short downtime to

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best to schedule a short downtime to
 

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best to schedule a short downtime to
perform this update