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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.

Cable television networks for the youngest. Part 2: Composition and form of the signal

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The signal transmitted through the cable television network consists of a broadband, frequency-divided spectrum. The parameters of the signal, including frequencies and channel numbers in Russia, are regulated by GOST 7845-92 and GOST R 52023-2003, but the content of each channel is at the operator's discretion. Content series Articles Part 1: General Architecture of the CATV Network Part 2: Composition and […]

The Strengths and Weaknesses of the Hosting Market

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Users change, but hosting and cloud service providers do not. This is the main idea of the presentation by Indian entrepreneur and billionaire Bhavin Turakhia, which he delivered at the international cloud services and hosting expo CloudFest. We were also there, engaging in discussions with providers and vendors, and some thoughts from Turakhia's speech resonated with general sentiments. […]

Microsoft has seen signs of the end of the Intel processor shortage.

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The shortage of processors, which severely impacted the entire computer market in the second half of last year, is easing, according to Microsoft based on observations of sales of Windows operating systems and Surface devices. During yesterday's report for the third quarter of the 2019 financial year, Microsoft CFO Amy Hood stated that the market […]

Windows XP is officially dead now, once and for all.

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Everyone liked the search dog from XP, right? Most users buried Windows XP more than 5 years ago. But loyal fans and those trapped in the ecosystem still continued to use this operating system, making various efforts to keep it alive. But time passed, and Windows XP finally reached the end of its road, as the last one still […]

Microsoft has seen signs of the end of the Intel processor shortage.

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Half of all websites use HTTPS, and their numbers are steadily increasing. The protocol reduces the risk of traffic interception but does not eliminate the possibility of attacks. We will discuss some of these attacks—such as POODLE, BEAST, DROWN and others—and ways to protect against them in our material. / Flickr / Sven Graeme / CC BY-SA POODLE The POODLE attack was first discovered […]

Microsoft Edge on Android has been updated to synchronize data with the desktop version

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The new Microsoft Edge browser for PC has not even been released in beta status yet (only Canary and Dev versions are available), but the developers have already added the ability to synchronize favorites in the Android build. In version 42.0.2.3420 for the mobile OS, this feature is now enabled for all users, whereas it was previously available only for a select few. So far, this feature only supports synchronization of […]

Instant setup of familiar file associations

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I automated the task of file associations, which is choosing the program that will open a file from Explorer/Finder. And I’m sharing it. First, the problem: files with needed extensions often don't open by default with anything, and if they do, it's usually something like iTunes. On Windows, necessary associations may even be lost during the installation (or uninstallation) of programs: you might uninstall GIMP, and the ICO files end up owned by […]

How to enable 'incognito' mode in the release version of Chrome 74

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When people think about privacy on the Internet, the first thing that comes to mind is the 'incognito' mode in Chrome and other browsers. Many believe that this is sufficient to prevent sites from tracking them, but this is not the case. In this mode, the browser does not save browsing history and deletes cookies, but the provider can still monitor user activity. Additionally, this mode does not hide […]

Cloudflare has released xdpcap, a traffic analyzer based on the XDP subsystem.

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Cloudflare has introduced the open project xdpcap, which develops a network packet analyzer similar to tcpdump, based on the eXpress Data Path (XDP) subsystem. The project code is written in Go and is distributed under the BSD license. The project has also prepared a library for binding eBPF traffic handlers from applications written in Go. The xdpcap utility is compatible with tcpdump/libpcap filtering expressions […]

Quantum future

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 The first part of a science fiction work about a highly probable future in which IT corporations overthrow the power of outdated states and begin to oppress humanity on their own. Introduction By the end of the 21st, beginning of the 22nd century, all states on Earth had collapsed. They were replaced by powerful transnational IT corporations. A minority, belonging to the leadership of these companies, had accelerated and forever surpassed the development of the rest of humanity, thanks to […]

Release of Mongoose OS 2.13, a platform for IoT devices

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The release of Mongoose OS 2.13.0 is now available, offering a framework for developing firmware for Internet of Things (IoT) devices based on ESP32, ESP8266, CC3220, CC3200, and STM32F4 microcontrollers. It features built-in support for integration with AWS IoT, Google IoT Core, Microsoft Azure, Samsung Artik, Adafruit IO, and any MQTT servers. The project's code is distributed under the Apache 2.0 license. […]

Release of Parrot 4.6 distribution with a selection of security testing tools

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The release of Parrot 4.6 distribution has taken place, based on the Debian Testing package base and including a selection of tools for system security assessment, forensic analysis, and reverse engineering. Three versions of ISO images are available for download: with a MATE environment (full 3.8 GB and minimal 1.7 GB) and with a KDE desktop (1.8 GB). The Parrot distribution is positioned as a portable laboratory with […]

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