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Author: Yuri Gagarin

A technical specialist at ProHoster with over six years of experience in server administration, VPN solutions, and network security. I manage infrastructure setup and support, monitor service stability, and implement solutions to protect client data. I also contribute to performance optimization and compliance with modern security and privacy requirements.

Electron 40 Release: Application Development Framework Based on Chromium Engine

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The release of the Electron 40.0.0 platform has been announced, providing a standalone framework for developing cross-platform user applications built on components from Chromium, V8, and Node.js. Changes in this new release include: Updates to the browser engine Chromium version 144, Node.js platform 24.11.1, and JavaScript engine V8 version 14.4 (the previous branch used Chromium 142, Node.js 22.20.0, and V8 14.2). Support for the termination flag has been added […]

Release of MX Linux 25.1 Distribution

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The release of the lightweight MX Linux 25.1 distribution has been published, created through the collaborative efforts of communities formed around the antiX and MEPIS projects. The release is based on a Debian package base with enhancements from the antiX project and packages from its own repository. Users can choose between sysVinit and systemd initialization systems. Custom tools for system configuration and deployment are provided. For […]

Release of Cozystack 0.40, an open PaaS platform based on Kubernetes

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The free PaaS platform Cozystack 0.40, built on Kubernetes, is now available. The project aims to provide a ready-made platform for hosting providers and a framework for building private and public clouds. The platform is installed directly on servers and encompasses all aspects of preparing infrastructure to deliver managed services. Cozystack enables the launch and provision of Kubernetes clusters, databases, and virtual machines. The platform code […]

KWin Plugin for Using KDE in Virtual Reality

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An experimental plugin has been proposed for the KWin compositor, transforming KDE into a desktop environment for virtual reality systems. The plugin allows the interface to be formed not on a physical monitor, but in the form of virtual screens within a 3D space, with interaction facilitated through augmented reality glasses or 3D headsets. It supports the use of floating windows, the combination of physical and virtual screens, and arbitrary screen positioning […]

Gaining control over snap packages related to expired domains

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Alan Pope, former Engineering and Community Engagement Manager at Canonical, has highlighted a new wave of attacks targeting users of the Snap Store app catalog. Instead of registering new accounts, attackers have started to purchase expired domains associated with the email addresses of registered snap package developers. After acquiring the domain, attackers redirect email traffic to their server and receive […]

Chrome 144 Release: Testing JPEG XL, Vertical Tabs, and Disabling AI

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Google has released the web browser Chrome 144. At the same time, a stable version of the open-source project Chromium, which serves as the foundation for Chrome, is available. Chrome differs from Chromium in its use of Google logos, having a crash reporting system, modules for playing copy-protected video content (DRM), an automatic update installation system, constant Sandbox isolation, providing keys for Google API, and transmitting RLZ parameters […]

Release of JavaScript Library jQuery 4.0

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Nearly 10 years after the release of version 3.0 and 20 years after the project's inception, the release of the JavaScript library jQuery 4.0 has occurred, which is used by 70.9% of the 10 million most visited websites according to W3Techs. The jQuery code is distributed under the MIT license. The jQuery 4.0 release includes changes that break backward compatibility, but developers assure that most […]

ChaosBSD — A Fork of FreeBSD for Driver Testing

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The ChaosBSD project develops a periodically synchronized fork of FreeBSD aimed at testing drivers before their inclusion in the main FreeBSD release. The project provides a platform for developing and porting new drivers, as well as for testing, fine-tuning, and stabilizing partially functional, unstable, and unfinished drivers, the progress of which does not allow their inclusion in the main FreeBSD release. After stabilization, such drivers will […]

Release of nvtop 3.3.0, a utility for monitoring GPUs and hardware accelerators

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The release of the console utility nvtop 3.3.0 has been published, designed for interactive monitoring of GPU and hardware accelerator performance. The utility allows users to visually track workload, memory consumption, and GPU frequency changes, as well as view the processes that are most actively stressing the GPU. Supported GPUs and accelerators include those from AMD, Apple (M1, M2), Google (TPU), Huawei (Ascend), Intel (i915/Xe), NVIDIA, Qualcomm (Adreno), Broadcom (VideoCore), Rockchip, […]

Beta release of KDE Plasma 6.6 and the start of KDE Plasma 6.7 development

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Another weekly development report on KDE has been published, presenting the first batch of changes for the KDE Plasma 6.7 branch, which is expected to be released in June. Development of the new branch began after transitioning the KDE Plasma 6.6 branch to beta testing and freezing the associated codebase from any functional changes (only bug fixes are allowed). The release of KDE Plasma 6.6 […]

Vulnerability in Android firmware allowing code execution via message sending

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Researchers from Google Project Zero have detailed the technique for creating a working exploit that allows remote code execution with Linux kernel privileges via an SMS or RCS message containing a specially crafted audio attachment. The attack is carried out without any user action, including not requiring the user to view or listen to the received message. The exploit involves two vulnerabilities: in the library […]

Update Firefox 147.0.1. Planned discontinuation of support for the legacy sidebar

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A patch release of Firefox 147.0.1 is now available, featuring three fixes: Temporarily disabled the 'Compression Dictionary Transport' mechanism introduced in release 147 due to compatibility issues with some websites using this technology. For example, there have been issues accessing the ChatGPT site. To restore support for content compression via server-provided dictionaries, you can use the setting 'network.http.dictionaries.enable' on the about:config page. Fixed an issue […]

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