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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.

GitHub has updated GPG keys due to a vulnerability that led to the leakage of environment variables.

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GitHub has disclosed details of a vulnerability that allows access to the contents of environment variables set in containers used in the working infrastructure. The vulnerability was identified by a participant in the Bug Bounty program who is eligible for a reward for finding security issues. The problem affects both the GitHub.com service and GitHub Enterprise Server (GHES) configurations running on user systems. Log analysis and audit […]

Stable release of Wine 9.0

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After a year of development and 26 experimental versions, a stable release of the open implementation of the Win32 API — Wine 9.0 has been presented, which includes over 7000 changes. Key achievements in the new version include the implementation of the WoW64 architecture for running 32-bit applications in a 64-bit environment, integration of a driver for Wayland support, ARM64 architecture support, implementation of the DirectMusic API, and smart card support. […]

Linux kernel 6.7 is released

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The Linux kernel 6.7 has been released. As is known, the main change in this version is the new filesystem — bcachefs. The developers claim the following capabilities in this filesystem: copy-on-write (COW) similar to ZFS or btrfs; checksums for all files and directories; multi-device support; replication; fault-tolerant encoding (still unstable); caching; compression; encryption; snapshots; support for […]

Increase in input/output speed by 6% in Linux, thanks to caching time requests

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Jens Axboe, the creator of io_uring and maintainer of the block subsystem in the Linux kernel, was able to increase the number of input/output operations per second (IOPS) by at least 6% (possibly more on full-power Linux kernel configurations), spending only 5 minutes on coding. The idea is to cache the current time request in the block subsystem, made with each input/output operation, — as […]

The development of the COSMIC user interface is approaching its alpha release.

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System76, the company developing the Linux distribution Pop!_OS, has announced progress in the development of the COSMIC desktop environment, rewritten in Rust (not to be confused with the old COSMIC, which was based on GNOME Shell). The shell has been in development for over two years and is nearing the formation of its first alpha release, which will mark the readiness of the basic feature set, allowing the shell to be considered a working product. It is expected that […]

VKontakte experienced a massive failure — mobile applications are not loading anything, and the web version is not fully functional.

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The mobile application "VKontakte" has experienced a massive failure — many users from Russia and other countries report that nothing is loading in their social network applications for iOS and Android. The web version of "VKontakte" is also facing issues, though not as widespread. Upon launching the VK mobile app, many users see only an endless loading screen […]

The development program for the Fuchsia OS for workstations has been canceled.

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Components necessary for building the Chrome browser for the Fuchsia operating system have been removed from the Chromium project repository. It is noted that support for Fuchsia in Chrome was an experiment that is now being halted. It is specifically stated that the reason for stopping support is the winding down of the Fuchsia development program for workstations. Support for WebEngine and WebRunner browser components for Fuchsia will continue, but a separate full-featured browser […]

openSUSE Leap 16 will be built on the ALP platform, utilizing containers.

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The developers of the openSUSE project have announced the start of work on the next significant release of the openSUSE Leap 16 distribution, which will be based on the new technology platform ALP (Adaptable Linux Platform), which is also transitioning to the commercial distribution SUSE. The release of openSUSE Leap 16.0 is planned for 2025. This year, on June 11, the openSUSE Leap 15.6 release will be formed, which is likely to […]

KingStation 0.3a

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KingStation 0.3a has been released – a multi-system emulator for classic gameplay. The project is based on RetroArch but focuses on user-friendliness without additional features or disrupting game balance. For instance, there are no cheats, time modifications, or state saves. Major changes in version 0.3a: Basic support for video and audio playback has been added, allowing users to watch videos with adjustments […]

Update of the Secure Android Platform GrapheneOS

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The release of the secure mobile platform GrapheneOS 2024011300 is now available, representing a fork from the Android codebase (AOSP, Android Open Source Project), extended and modified to enhance security and ensure privacy. Previously, the project was developed under the name AndroidHardening, having forked from the CopperheadOS project after a conflict among its founders. GrapheneOS officially supports most current Google Pixel devices (Pixel […]

A vulnerability in Red Hat patches for the GRUB2 bootloader that allows bypassing password verification.

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Information has been revealed about the vulnerability (CVE-2023-4001) in the GRUB2 bootloader patches prepared by Red Hat. This vulnerability allows many systems with UEFI to bypass the password check set in GRUB2 to restrict access to the boot menu or the bootloader command line. The issue is caused by a change introduced by Red Hat in the GRUB2 package supplied in RHEL and Fedora Linux. The problem […]

The release of the Lutris 0.5.15 platform for easier access to games on Linux.

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Version 0.5.15 of the Lutris gaming platform has been released, providing tools to simplify the installation, configuration, and management of games on Linux. The project code is written in Python and is distributed under the GPLv3 license. The project supports a catalog for quick searching and installing gaming applications, allowing users to launch games on Linux with a single click, without worrying about dependency installation and […]

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