Canonical Releases Ubuntu Core 16 (Media Outline)
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Canonical Releases Ubuntu Core 16, a Secure OS for Today's Woefully Insecure IoT Devices
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Snappy Ubuntu Core 16 Launched For IoT Devices, Raspberry Pi, And Cloud With A Focus On Security
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Ubuntu Core 16 IoT-focused Linux distro finally available for PC and Raspberry Pi
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Ubuntu Core 16: Linux for a secure Internet of Things
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Ubuntu Core 16 lays foundation for securer IoT
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Canonical Focuses On IoT Security With Ubuntu Core 16
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Ubuntu wants to fix IoT security fiasco with new dedicated operating system for smart devices
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Canonical lays out the case for Ubuntu Core as the ideal IoT OS
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Canonical looks to consolidate grip on IoT's edge with Ubuntu Core 16
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Ubuntu Core 16 delivers foundation for secure IoT
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Ubuntu Core 16 Released
Ubuntu Core 16 furthers Canonical's goal of this stack being the "foundation for secure IoT" with its regular updates, Snappy package management, and "provides an app store for every device."
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Ubuntu Core Snaps door shut on Linux's new Dirty COWs
Canonical has released Ubuntu Core 16 for IoT, featuring Linux self-patching for a generation of users against future Bash or Dirty COWs.
Ubuntu Core 16 features Snaps, a zip file concept Canonical says will streamline IoT device updates protecting against hackers and data loss. Snaps shipped in Ubuntu 16.10 but Ubuntu Core is the 70Mb edition for devices.
Alas, this won't work on existing devices running Linux – just new ones.
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