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Episode 157: China Ditches Windows
China is ditching Windows by 2022. Wireguard is ready for Kernel 5.6, plus some great follow up discussion on IP cameras and Noah's review of the Synology Disk Station DS718+
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Links:
- LKML: David Miller: Re: [PATCH net-next v2] net: WireGuard secure network tunnel
- China to ditch all Windows PCs by 2022 – could this be Linux’s time to shine? | TechRadar
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- Linux, GNU/Linux, free software...
- Hikvision Cameras | CISA
- Hikvision Backdoor Confirmed
- Hikvision Patches Backdoor in IP Cameras | Threatpost
- GitHub - bp2008/HikPasswordHelper: A tool which exploits a backdoor in Hikvision camera firmwares circa 2014-2016 to help the owner change a forgotten password.
- Backdoor found in Hikvision cameras | IP Cam Talk
- Who really contributes to open source | InfoWorld