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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 network analyzer Wireshark 4.6.0.

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After a year of development, the release of the new stable branch of the network analyzer Wireshark 4.6 has been published. The program supports over a thousand network protocols and several dozen traffic capture formats. It provides a graphical interface for creating filters, capturing traffic, analyzing saved dumps, and inspecting packets. Advanced features include reassembling packet order, extracting and saving the contents of files transmitted using […]

The Servo GTK library has been introduced for integrating the Servo engine with GTK applications.

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An Amazon employee has introduced the Servo GTK library, designed for embedding the Servo web engine into applications that use GTK4. The library implements a GTK widget, which allows the Servo Webview to render web content. Notable features include rendering acceleration support via OpenGL and the ability to handle events asynchronously. The project is written in Rust and distributed under the […]

Vulnerabilities in Redis and Valkey that allow code execution on the server with database access.

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Researchers from Wiz have discovered a vulnerability (CVE-2025-49844) in the Redis database system that allows for remote code execution (RCE) on the server. The issue has been assigned the highest danger level (CVSS score 10 out of 10); to exploit the vulnerability, an attacker must be able to send requests to the Redis database that allows executing user-defined Lua scripts. In addition to publicly available Redis instances that provide access without authentication, […]

T2 SDE 25.10 release, a platform for creating distributions

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The release of the T2 SDE 25.10 meta-distribution has been published, providing an environment for creating custom distributions, cross-compiling, and maintaining up-to-date package versions. Among popular distributions built on the T2 system is Puppy Linux. The project offers 36 bootable ISO images with a minimal graphical environment in versions with Musl, uClibc, and Glibc libraries. Builds for current architectures are prepared with […]

Cisco has released the antivirus package ClamAV 1.5.0

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After more than a year of development, Cisco has released version 1.5.0 of the free antivirus package ClamAV. The project was taken over by Cisco in 2013 following the acquisition of Sourcefire, the company developing ClamAV and Snort. The project's code is distributed under the GPLv2 license. Version 1.5.0 is classified as a regular (non-LTS) release, with updates published for at least 4 months after its release […]

Release of nginx 1.29.2 and the FreeNginx fork 1.29.2

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The release of the main branch nginx 1.29.2 has been published, continuing the development of new features. The parallel stable branch 1.28.x only receives critical bug fixes and vulnerability patches. Subsequently, stable branch 1.30 will be formed based on the main branch 1.29.x. The project is written in C and distributed under the BSD license. In this new release: Added […]

Former maintainers of RubyGems.org have founded an alternative repository called Gem Cooperative

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Five former maintainers of the RubyGems.org, RubyGems, and Bundler projects, including the owner of the Bundler trademark, have announced the creation of an alternative project — Gem Cooperative, which is community-controlled and uses an open governance model inspired by Homebrew. At this stage, the project has launched the gem-server gem.coop, containing all packages from the RubyGems.org catalog and synchronized with it. Full […]

The Ladybird browser has successfully passed 90% of the compatibility tests with the Web platform

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Andreas Kling announced that the Ladybird browser successfully passed 90% of the tests from the web-platform-tests suite, which determine compatibility with the benchmark web platform. According to Apple's requirements, this milestone is sufficient to be considered an alternative browser engine for iOS. Ladybird successfully passed 1,861,180 checks out of 2,033,861. For comparison, Chromium 139 passed 1,996,034 checks, Firefox 143 - 1,942,510, Safari 26.0 […]

Update of the graphics editor GIMP 3.0.6

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The release of the GIMP 3.0.6 graphic editor has been announced. Pre-built versions are available for Linux (AppImage and Flatpak for x86 and ARM64 architectures), macOS, and Windows. The main focus in preparing this new version was on fixing bugs and regressive changes. New functionality is being developed in the GIMP 3.1 branch, based on which a stable release of GIMP 3.2 with support for link layers will be formed […]

3 abandoned Intel packages are set for removal from Debian Testing

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Phoronix has published a warning about the deprecation of 12 packages that have been left without maintainers following staff reductions at Intel and the cessation of the Clear Linux project. The article does not provide links to sources, but it seems the information was obtained from an August report by the Debian QA Group without clarification of the current status. The current list of deprecated packages […]

Release OpenSSH 10.1

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OpenSSH 10.1 has been released, an open implementation of the client and server for working with SSH 2.0 and SFTP protocols. Main changes: A security vulnerability has been fixed that allowed an attacker to inject shell commands through manipulation of special characters in the username or URI, which could be executed when running a command specified via the 'ProxyCommand' setting containing substitution '%u'. This issue affects only systems […]

The open USB stack TinyUSB 0.19 has been released.

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The TinyUSB project has released version 0.19, developing a cross-platform USB stack for embedded systems. USB stack components are provided for USB hosts and for connected devices. The project code is written in C and is distributed under the MIT license. To enhance security, dynamic memory allocation operations are not used in TinyUSB. It supports use in multithreaded applications. For safe multithreaded operation […]

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