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https://marathonos.xyz/
Marathon OS is an early-stage independent mobile Linux distro aiming to recreate the ultra-fluid, gesture-driven experience of BlackBerry 10 on modern smartphones.
Marathon OS is an early-stage independent mobile Linux distro aiming to recreate the ultra-fluid, gesture-driven experience of BlackBerry 10 on modern smartphones.
Key features:
- Built on postmarketOS (Alpine Linux) + mainline kernel (no Android blobs)
- Immutable root, atomic updates, full-disk encryption, app sandboxing
- Custom Qt6/Wayland compositor with pure bezel-swipe navigation (no on-screen buttons)
- Focus on privacy, performance, and BB10-like smoothness
Current status (Nov 2025):
- Actively developed, no public images yet
- Testing mainly on OnePlus 6/6T (SD845): 20–25s boot, 10–15ms touch latency, 60 FPS UI
- Targets devices with good mainline support (SD845/855 era)
- Native Linux apps priority; Android compatibility planned but low-priority
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🚨 ThreatsDay Bulletin — The EU wants to rewrite its privacy rules.
New proposal would let companies use personal data to train AI without consent, if done for “legitimate interest.”
Critics say it’s a major rollback of GDPR and a win for Big Tech.
Read more ↓ https://thehackernews.com/2025/11/threatsday-bulletin-0-days-linkedin.html#eu-rewires-privacy-playbook
New proposal would let companies use personal data to train AI without consent, if done for “legitimate interest.”
Critics say it’s a major rollback of GDPR and a win for Big Tech.
Read more ↓ https://thehackernews.com/2025/11/threatsday-bulletin-0-days-linkedin.html#eu-rewires-privacy-playbook
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🚨 Salesforce found unusual activity in Gainsight apps and cut off their access.
Hackers linked to ShinyHunters may have used those apps to steal Salesforce data from nearly 1,000 companies.
Gainsight was also hit in a similar attack earlier this year.
Full story ↓ https://thehackernews.com/2025/11/salesforce-flags-unauthorized-data.html
Hackers linked to ShinyHunters may have used those apps to steal Salesforce data from nearly 1,000 companies.
Gainsight was also hit in a similar attack earlier this year.
Full story ↓ https://thehackernews.com/2025/11/salesforce-flags-unauthorized-data.html
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⚖️ The SEC just ended its case against SolarWinds — the company hit by the big 2020 hack.
After two years of blaming its security chief, the case was quietly dropped.
Now many wonder if anyone will be held responsible next time ↓ https://thehackernews.com/2025/11/sec-drops-solarwinds-case-after-years.html
After two years of blaming its security chief, the case was quietly dropped.
Now many wonder if anyone will be held responsible next time ↓ https://thehackernews.com/2025/11/sec-drops-solarwinds-case-after-years.html
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⚠️ A hacking group linked to China just pulled a big one.
They used a marketing firm’s code to infect 1,000+ websites with a fake 🔔 Chrome update.
Click it — and you get BADAUDIO, new malware made to spy for months.
Full story ↓ https://thehackernews.com/2025/11/apt24-deploys-badaudio-in-years-long.html
They used a marketing firm’s code to infect 1,000+ websites with a fake 🔔 Chrome update.
Click it — and you get BADAUDIO, new malware made to spy for months.
Full story ↓ https://thehackernews.com/2025/11/apt24-deploys-badaudio-in-years-long.html
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Every phone could be a way in for hackers.
Samsung Galaxy devices check their security before they connect to your network.
That means real Zero Trust—built into the device itself.
Read ↓ https://thehackernews.com/2025/11/why-it-admins-choose-samsung-for-mobile.html
Samsung Galaxy devices check their security before they connect to your network.
That means real Zero Trust—built into the device itself.
Read ↓ https://thehackernews.com/2025/11/why-it-admins-choose-samsung-for-mobile.html
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🚨 Google just made Android and iPhone share files directly using Quick Share and AirDrop.
It’s built in Rust for stronger security, and a small info leak found in testing is already fixed.
Full details ↓ https://thehackernews.com/2025/11/google-adds-airdrop-compatibility-to.html
It’s built in Rust for stronger security, and a small info leak found in testing is already fixed.
Full details ↓ https://thehackernews.com/2025/11/google-adds-airdrop-compatibility-to.html
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