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Second beta release of FreeBSD 12.1

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The second beta release of FreeBSD 12.1 has been published. The FreeBSD 12.1-BETA2 release is available for amd64, i386, powerpc, powerpc64, powerpcspe, sparc64 and armv6, armv7 and aarch64 architectures. Additionally, images have been prepared for virtualization systems (QCOW2, VHD, VMDK, raw) and Amazon EC2 cloud environments. FreeBSD 12.1 is scheduled for release on November 4th. An overview of the innovations can be found in the announcement of the first beta release. Compared […]

Video: basic information about Thor from Marvel's Avengers

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Developers from Crystal Dynamics and Eidos Montreal continue to share information about the main characters of Marvel's Avengers. After a detailed demonstration of the gameplay for Black Widow, the authors presented a short teaser for Thor. The video shows basic information about the character, as well as some of his skills. The message accompanying the video reads: “Thor, the god of thunder, has arrived for his own Heroes Week. People of Midgard, look […]

The final version of the cryptographic utility cryptoarmpkcs. Creating Self-Signed SSL Certificates

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The final version of the cryproarmpkcs utility has been released. The fundamental difference from previous versions is the addition of functions related to the creation of self-signed certificates. Certificates can be created either by generating a key pair or using previously created certificate requests (PKCS#10). The created certificate, along with the generated key pair, is placed in a secure PKCS#12 container. The PKCS#12 container can be used when working with openssl […]

RPM 4.15 release

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After almost two years of development, the package manager RPM 4.15.0 was released. The RPM4 project is developed by Red Hat and is used in such distributions as RHEL (including derivative projects CentOS, Scientific Linux, AsiaLinux, Red Flag Linux, Oracle Linux), Fedora, SUSE, openSUSE, ALT Linux, OpenMandriva, Mageia, PCLinuxOS, Tizen and many others. Previously, an independent team of developers developed the RPM5 project, […]

How to open an office abroad - part one. For what?

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The theme of moving your mortal body from one country to another is explored, it would seem, from all sides. Some say it's time. Someone says that the first ones don’t understand anything and it’s not time at all. Someone writes how to buy buckwheat in America, and someone writes how to find a job in London if you only know swear words in Russian. However, what does […]

Browser Next

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The new browser with the self-explanatory name Next is focused on keyboard control, so it does not have a familiar interface as such. The keyboard shortcuts are similar to those used in Emacs and vi. The browser can be customized and supplemented with extensions in the Lisp language. There is the possibility of a “fuzzy” search - when you do not need to enter consecutive letters of a specific word/words, [...]

KnotDNS 2.8.4 DNS server release

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On September 24, 2019, an entry about the release of the KnotDNS 2.8.4 DNS server appeared on the developer’s website. The project developer is the Czech domain name registrar CZ.NIC. KnotDNS is a high-performance DNS server that supports all DNS features. Written in C and distributed under the GPLv3 license. To ensure high performance query processing, a multi-threaded and, for the most part, non-blocking implementation is used, highly scalable [...]

33+ Kubernetes security tools

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Note transl.: If you are wondering about security in Kubernetes-based infrastructure, this excellent review from Sysdig will be an excellent starting point for a quick look at the current solutions. It includes both complex systems from well-known market players and much more modest utilities that solve a particular problem. And in the comments we […]

The ABC of Security in Kubernetes: Authentication, Authorization, Auditing

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Sooner or later, in the operation of any system, the issue of security arises: ensuring authentication, separation of rights, auditing and other tasks. Many solutions have already been created for Kubernetes that allow you to achieve compliance with standards even in very demanding environments... The same material is devoted to the basic aspects of security implemented within the built-in mechanisms of K8s. First of all, it will be useful to those who [...]

Zimbra Open-Source Edition and automatic signature in emails

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Automatic signature in emails is perhaps one of the most frequently used functions by businesses. A signature that can be configured once can not only permanently increase the efficiency of employees and increase sales, but in some cases increase the level of information security of the company and even avoid lawsuits. For example, charities often add information about various ways to […]

Jean

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Stranger - Wait, do you seriously think that genetics gives you nothing? - Of course not. Well, judge for yourself. Do you remember our class twenty years ago? History was easier for some, physics for others. Some won the Olympics, others did not. By your logic, all the winners should have a better genetic platform, although this is not the case. - However […]

AMA with Habr, #12. Crumpled issue

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This is how it usually happens: we write a list of what has been done for the month, and then the names of employees who are ready to answer any of your questions. But today there will be a crumpled issue - some of the colleagues are sick and have moved away, the list of visible changes this time is not very long. And I’m still trying to finish reading posts and comments to posts about karma, disadvantages, […]

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