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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.

Release of Aura 4.0.0, the package manager for Arch Linux

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The release of Aura 4.0.0 has been introduced, enhancing the package manager for the Arch Linux distribution and expanding the capabilities of the default package manager Pacman. The project was created in 2012 and initially aimed to provide tools for building packages for the AUR (Arch User Repository), used for distributing packages from third-party developers that are not included in the main repositories of the Arch Linux distribution. The code […]

Release of the nDPI 4.10 Deep Packet Inspection System

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The ntop project, developing tools for traffic capture and analysis, has published the nDPI 4.10 deep packet inspection toolkit, continuing the development of the OpenDPI library. The nDPI project was established after an unsuccessful attempt to transfer changes to the OpenDPI repository, which has been left unmaintained. The nDPI code is written in C and is distributed under the LGPLv3 license. The system allows the identification of used application layer protocols in traffic […]

Release of GNU Binutils 2.43

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The release of the GNU Binutils 2.43 collection of system utilities has been published, which includes programs such as the GNU linker, GNU assembler, nm, objdump, strings, and strip. In this new version: The GNU assembler adds support for the '.base64' directive to represent binary data as strings in base64 encoding. The ability to use the '\+' syntax in macros and within the directives .irp, .irpc has been implemented […]

The developers of Manjaro Linux have presented an atomically updatable version of the distribution

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The developers of the Manjaro Linux distribution, based on Arch Linux and aimed at beginner users, have announced the start of testing a new experimental build called 'Manjaro Immutable'. This version is notable for delivering the base system as a single monolithic image, mounted in read-only mode and updated entirely in an atomic fashion. The size of the boot image is 1.7 GB. Only booting is supported in […]

Google Chrome has begun warning about the upcoming discontinuation of uBlock Origin

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The Google Chrome browser, with the latest update, has begun warning users of uBlock Origin about the need to switch to other ad blockers due to the upcoming discontinuation of Manifest v2 extensions. The original uBlock Origin extension is in Manifest v2 format, but there is no fully functional version for Manifest v3 — the new format only supports uBlock Origin Lite […]

Chrome has issued a warning about the imminent end of support for uBlock Origin

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Raymond Hill, the creator of the uBlock Origin content blocking system, discussed the current situation in the project related to the imminent termination of the second version of the Chrome manifest, which defines the capabilities and resources available for extensions written using the WebExtensions API. Users of uBlock Origin and other extensions that do not support the third version of the manifest have started seeing […] on the extensions page ('chrome://extensions/') in Chrome 127.

Astra Linux 1.8

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The new version of the Astra Linux OS is based on the Debian 12 (Bookworm) package base — a modern, stable open distribution with long-term support. The structure of the Astra Linux repositories has been updated. They are now divided into two repositories — Main and Extended. Main includes components that have undergone a full certification cycle, while Extended contains development tools and packages for […]

The Forgejo 8.0 collaborative development platform, which has split off from Gitea, is now available.

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The release of the collaborative development platform Forgejo 8.0 has been published, which has been fully separated since February into an independent project from the Gitea system (previously, Forgejo was developed as a synchronized fork). The project allows users to deploy a system for collaboration with Git repositories on their own servers, similar to functionalities offered by GitHub, Bitbucket, and Gitlab. The fork was created in 2022 after attempts at commercialization […]

The Russian distribution of Astra Linux Special Edition 1.8 has been released.

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The company LLC "RusBITech-Astra" has presented the special-purpose distribution Astra Linux Special Edition 1.8, which can be used to protect confidential information and state secrets up to the level of "special importance." The distribution is based on the Debian GNU/Linux package base and includes additional security mechanisms such as its own mandatory access control system, auditing, integrity and authenticity control (PARSEC), guaranteed deletion […]

Xen 4.19

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After 8 months of development, on July 29, 2024, Xen 4.19 was released. Major changes for ARM: support for FF-A notifications; introduction of dynamic node programming using overlay dtbo. For x86: disabling HVM PIRQs by default; reducing IOMMU setup time for hardware domains; allowing HVM/PVH domains to map foreign pages; announcing PVH dom0 support with caveats; introduction of a new x2APIC driver using […]

Arch Linux ISO 2024.08.01 with archinstall 2.8.1 and kernel 6.10

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A new installation image of the Arch Linux distribution has quietly and unobtrusively been released. It is notable primarily for the updated installation script archinstall version 2.8.1, which includes experimental support for LVM. Additionally, some key functions in archinstall have been refactored, including suggest_single_disk_layout(), format(), and umount(), to improve the reliability of the installer. The installer also received a Finnish language translation, various bug fixes, and […]

Change of technical leader in the Go project.

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The Go community marks an important event: as of September 1, Austin Clements will become the new technical lead of the Go project, including the Go team at Google and the project overall. Russ Cox, who has led the project for over 12 years, announced this transition, emphasizing that leadership is a service, not an honorary title. Cox noted that leadership changes bring […]

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