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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 Free Software Foundation celebrated its fortieth anniversary and presented the LibrePhone project.

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The Free Software Foundation celebrated its 40th anniversary. In 1985, one year after the establishment of the GNU project, Richard Stallman founded the Free Software Foundation. The organization was created to protect against companies with questionable reputations, caught misappropriating code and trying to sell some of the first tools of the GNU project developed by Stallman and his colleagues. Three years later […]

The Open Printer project is developing an open inkjet printer

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A group of French enthusiasts has introduced the Open Printer project, aimed at creating a color inkjet printer with open hardware and software components. The device is modular and built on standard interchangeable parts. The printer can be assembled like a constructor and can be upgraded, improved, or repaired independently as needed. The project resources, including files with electronic and mechanical component schematics, firmware, drivers, and lists […]

The release of ZLUDA 5, a universal open implementation of CUDA technology.

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Andrzej Janik has released ZLUDA 5, an open-source implementation of the CUDA technology. The aim of the project is to provide the ability to run unmodified CUDA applications on systems with GPUs other than NVIDIA GPUs, with performance close to that of applications running without layers. The project code is written in Rust and is distributed under the MIT and Apache 2.0 licenses. ZLUDA 5 has […]

Release of Wine 10.16

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An experimental release of the open-source Win32 API implementation, Wine 10.16, has been published. Since the release of 10.15, 34 bug reports have been closed, and 364 changes have been made. The most significant changes include full support for the ntsync driver, which significantly increases the performance of Windows games run through Wine. The driver has been part of the Linux kernel since release 6.14 and implements a character device […]

Release of Raspberry Pi OS translated to Debian 13 base

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The developers of the Raspberry Pi project have presented a new version of the Raspberry Pi OS 2025-10-01 (Raspbian) distribution, based on the Debian 13 package base. Approximately 35,000 packages are available in the repository. The desktop environment is based on the labwc compositing server, which uses the wlroots library from the Sway project. Three builds have been prepared for download: a minimal (476 MB) version for server systems, with a basic desktop […]

Vulnerability in Red Hat OpenShift AI allowing root access to cluster nodes

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A vulnerability (CVE-2025-10725) has been identified in the OpenShift AI Service platform, which allows organizing a cluster for executing and training AI models, enabling an unprivileged user to gain administrative rights to the cluster. After a successful attack, the attacker gains the ability to manage the cluster, full access to all services, data, and applications running in the cluster, as well as root access to the cluster nodes. The attack can be conducted with any unprivileged […]

The release of VPN Lanemu 0.13

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The release of Lanemu P2P VPN 0.13 has taken place — a decentralized virtual private network that operates on a Peer-To-Peer basis, where participants connect directly to each other rather than through a central server. Network members can find each other through BitTorrent trackers or BitTorrent DHT, or via other network participants (peer exchange). The application is a free and open-source alternative to VPN Hamachi, written […]

Hacking of Red Hat's internal GitLab server

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The hacker group Crimson Collective claimed to have gained access to an internal GitLab server of Red Hat and downloaded 570GB of compressed data containing information from 28,000 repositories. Among other things, the seized data included about 800 CER reports (Customer Engagement Report), which contain confidential information about Red Hat clients’ platforms and network infrastructures, for whom consulting services were provided […]

Radicle 1.5: A Decentralized Collaborative Development Platform Now Available

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The release of the P2P platform Radicle 1.5 has been announced, aimed at creating a decentralized code collaboration and storage service similar to GitHub and GitLab, but unbound by specific servers, censorship-resistant, and utilizing resources from participants of the P2P network. The platform supports standard elements of developer social interaction such as issues, patches, and code reviews. The project developments are written in […]

Release of OpenSSL 3.6.0 with EVP_SKEY support and buffer overflow fixes

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The release of OpenSSL 3.6.0 has taken place, which includes implementations of SSL/TLS protocols and various encryption algorithms. OpenSSL 3.6 is classified as a regular support release, with updates provided for 13 months. Support for previous OpenSSL 3.5 LTS, 3.4, 3.3, 3.2, and 3.0 LTS branches will continue until April 2030, October 2026, April 2026, November […]

Release of the openSUSE Leap 16.0 distribution.

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The release of openSUSE Leap 16.0 has been announced, built on technologies from the next significant branch of the commercial distribution SLES 16, transitioning to the new SLFO (SUSE Linux Framework One) platform, formerly known as ALP (Adaptable Linux Platform). openSUSE Leap 16 retains the characteristics of a classic distribution that uses traditional packages, while those needing an atomically updatable system with a basic setup in […]

Release of web browser Chrome 141

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Google has released version 141 of the Chrome web browser. Simultaneously, a stable release of the open-source project Chromium, which serves as the foundation for Chrome, is available. Chrome differs from Chromium by using Google logos, having a crash notification system, modules for playing DRM-protected video content, an automatic update installation system, consistent Sandbox isolation, provision of keys for Google APIs, and transmission of RLZ parameters […]

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