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Vulnerability issues with CENTOS 7 VMs
We've got a bunch of CENTOS 7 servers in our environment. Recently we've started using Security Center to try and make sure our servers are secure and we've got a lot of remediation work to do. H...
I'm surprised to see such a post on a site for Microsoft users. Although it's not the first time I've met people who like Linux OS as much as I do. I have a laptop that I converted to CentOS as the number of work files was over 3k. If we are talking about https://tuxcare.com/extended-lifecycle-support/centos-7-extended-support/ or the upcoming CentOS 8, I can tell you that, processing CVEs, you won't get any problems. It's enough to always check CVE status to be aware of possible security holes in your commercial OS. By the way, CentOS 7 Security runs on a different engine, so it's 100% system protection if you're worried. And when the project closes, TuxCare will be ready in 2024.