Amutable opened signups for the private preview of Amutable Foundations, a Linux system in which each machine sends a signed report of the software and configuration it runs, drawing on local hardware to make the report easier to verify. The company says its engineers write and maintain code in the kernel, in systemd and in image-building tools. If you run a Linux fleet, this changes what you chec...
Amutable opened signups for the private preview of Amutable Foundations, a Linux system in which each machine sends a signed report of the software and configuration it runs, drawing on local hardware to make the report easier to verify. The company says its engineers write and maintain code in the kernel, in systemd and in image-building tools. If you run a Linux fleet, this changes what you check. Say a machine can’t show it matches … More
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