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Open Source Summit is the premier event to get introduced to open source and to learn more about the trends that are surrounding this space. This year’s Open Source Summit will be held in Vancouver, BC from August 29 – 31. The event covers a wide range of topics from blockchain to security to virtualization […]
This article originally appeared on lwn.net. Suppose you have a program running on your system that you don’t quite trust. Maybe it’s a program submitted by a student to an automated grading system. Or maybe it’s a QEMU device model running in a Xen control domain ("domain 0" or “dom0”), and you want to make sure […]
We were extremely thrilled to host our Xen Project Developer and Design Summit in Nanjing Jiangning, China this June. The event brought together our community and power users under one roof to collaborate and to learn more about the future of our project. It also gave us the opportunity to connect with a large group […]
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This is a recap on the latest Foreshadow vulnerability and how it affects XenServer and XCP-ng.
Foreshadow, XSA-273
Yet another Intel x86 security issue… Basically, someone could steal data in RAM, outside the VM boundaries (ie: from other VMs on the same host). If you have non-trusted users in your
10 Aug
XCP-ng 7.5
The latest release of the turnkey Xen hypervisor is here! Let's discover what's inside.
The official announcement is available here. It's obviously 100% compatible with Xen Orchestra. But even better: XCp-ng fixed a big regression that affected disk export (= backups) on XenServer 7.5. If you missed it, go read