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Linux Desktop Privacy Risks: What European Businesses Need to Know
Switching your company’s desktops from Windows to Linux is one of the smartest moves a European business can make. You reduce licensing costs, eliminate forced telemetry to US servers and gain full control over your IT environment. But here is the part that most organisations overlook: a default Linux installation is not private out of…
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Why We Build Sovereign Cloud Infrastructure with Incus
European businesses face a strategic decision that goes far beyond choosing a hosting provider. Every time an organization places its data and applications on a third-party cloud or SaaS platform, it accepts a dependency: on someone else’s jurisdiction, on opaque pricing models, on a vendor’s roadmap it cannot influence and on that vendor’s ability or…
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Why We Choose Debian Over Ubuntu for Business Infrastructure
When businesses evaluate Linux for their server infrastructure, Ubuntu often comes up first. It has strong brand recognition, extensive documentation and a large community. For years, we recommended and deployed Ubuntu ourselves. We don’t anymore. After more than two decades of building and managing Linux infrastructure for European businesses, we have made Debian our default…
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Copy Fail: What European Businesses Need to Know About CVE-2026-31431
A critical vulnerability in the Linux kernel was publicly disclosed on April 29, 2026. CVE-2026-31431, nicknamed “Copy Fail,” allows any local user on a Linux system to escalate their privileges to root. It affects every major Linux distribution shipping kernels built since 2017, and a working exploit was published within hours of the disclosure. This…
