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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.

The NGINX project has released tools for module development in the Rust programming language

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The developers of the NGINX project have introduced the ngx-rust toolkit, which allows the creation of modules for the NGINX HTTP server and multiprotocol proxy using the Rust programming language. The ngx-rust code is distributed under the Apache 2.0 license and is currently in beta. Initially, the toolkit was developed as a project to accelerate the creation of an Istio-compatible service mesh for the Kubernetes platform running on top of NGINX. The product has not moved beyond the prototype stage […]

PipeWire 0.3.81 has been released

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PipeWire is a multimedia server designed for real-time output and processing of audio and video streams. Clients are compatible with the PulseAudio, JACK, and ALSA APIs. The new version is the first RC for version 1.0. Key changes include default support for jackdbus and improvements to IRQ-based scheduling in ALSA, which is also enabled by default for the profile […]

Daggerfall Unity 0.16.1 Release Candidate

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Daggerfall Unity is an open implementation of the Daggerfall engine with a native version for GNU/Linux on the Unity3D engine. The source code is distributed under the MIT license. On October 12, the Release Candidate Daggerfall Unity 0.16.1 was released. This release includes several bug fixes in localization and patches. Daggerfall Unity is no longer in beta; in fact, all functionality has been implemented, and no new features are planned. […]

Incident of Inserting Obscene Expressions in Ubuntu 23.10 Installer

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Shortly after the release of Ubuntu 23.10, users encountered issues downloading the desktop edition builds of the distribution, which were removed from the boot servers due to the emergency replacement of installation images. The replacement was prompted by an incident in which a vandal succeeded in inserting offensive anti-Semitic expressions and profanity into the installer translation files into Ukrainian. An investigation has been initiated to determine how […]

Release of the Ubuntu 23.10 Distribution

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The release of the Ubuntu 23.10 'Mantic Minotaur' distribution has been published, classified as an interim release, with updates being formulated over a 9-month period (support will be provided until July 2024). Ready installation images have been created for Ubuntu, Ubuntu Server, Lubuntu, Kubuntu, Ubuntu Mate, Ubuntu Budgie, Ubuntu Studio, Xubuntu, Ubuntu Kylin (the edition for China), Ubuntu Unity, Edubuntu, and Ubuntu Cinnamon. Key […]

Release of P2P VPN 0.11.3

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The release of P2P VPN 0.11.3 has taken place—an implementation of a decentralized virtual private network that operates on a Peer-To-Peer basis, where participants are connected to each other rather than through a central server. Network participants can find each other via a BitTorrent tracker or BitTorrent DHT, or through other participants in the network (peer exchange). The application is a free and open-source alternative to VPN Hamachi, written in […]

The Squid proxy server has identified 55 vulnerabilities, 35 of which are still unpatched.

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The results of an independent security audit of the open caching proxy server Squid, conducted in 2021, have been published. During the review of the project’s codebase, 55 vulnerabilities were identified, of which 35 issues remain unaddressed by the developers (0-day). The Squid developers were notified about the problems two and a half years ago but have not completed their remediation. […]

Release of the Raspberry Pi OS distribution, translated to Debian 12, PipeWire and Wayland

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The developers of the Raspberry Pi project have released a significant new version of the Raspberry Pi OS 2023-10-10 (Raspbian) distribution, based on the Debian package base. Three builds have been prepared for download: a minimal version (435 MB) for server systems, a desktop version (1 GB), and a full version with an additional set of applications (2.7 GB). About 35,000 packages are available for installation from the repositories. Key […]

Release of the Qt 6.6 framework

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The Qt Company has released Qt framework version 6.6, continuing to stabilize and expand the functionality of the Qt 6 branch. Qt 6.6 provides support for platforms including Windows 10+, macOS 11+, Linux (Ubuntu 22.04, openSUSE 15.4, SUSE 15 SP4, RHEL 8.6/9.0), iOS 14+, Android 8+ (API 23+), webOS, WebAssembly, INTEGRITY, and QNX. The source code for Qt components […]

curl 8.4.0

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Another release of curl, the utility and library for transferring data over the network, has occurred. Over 25 years of development, curl has implemented support for many network protocols, such as HTTP, Gopher, FTP, SMTP, IMAP, POP3, SMB, and MQTT. The libcurl library is used by important community projects such as Git and LibreOffice. The project code is distributed under the Curl license (variant […]

Buffer overflow in curl and libcurl occurring when connecting through a SOCKS5 proxy

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A vulnerability (CVE-2023-38545) has been identified in the curl utility for data retrieval and transmission over networks, and in the parallel developing libcurl library, which can lead to buffer overflow and potentially allow for the execution of the attacker's code on the client side when the curl utility or an application using libcurl interacts with a malicious HTTPS server. This issue manifests only when the curl […]

Vulnerabilities in X.Org libraries, two of which have been present since 1988

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Information has been released about five vulnerabilities in the libX11 and libXpm libraries developed by the X.Org project. The issues have been resolved in the libXpm 3.5.17 and libX11 1.8.7 releases. Three vulnerabilities were identified in the libX11 library, which provides client-implemented features of the X11 protocol: CVE-2023-43785 — a buffer overflow in the libX11 code that occurs during the processing of a response from the X server with a number of characters that do not match […]

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