ProHoster > Articles on: Yuri Gagarin

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 temBoard 8.0, an interface for remote management of PostgreSQL DBMS.

Posted on

The release of temBoard 8.0, which develops a web interface for remote management, monitoring, configuration, and optimization of PostgreSQL databases, has been announced. The product includes a lightweight agent installed on each PostgreSQL server and a server component that centrally manages agents and collects statistics for monitoring. The code is written in Python and distributed under the PostgreSQL License. Key features of temBoard include: […]

The Rusticl driver is certified for compatibility with OpenCL 3.0.

Posted on

The developers of the Mesa project have announced the certification of the rusticl driver by the Khronos organization, which successfully passed all tests from the CTS (Kronos Conformance Test Suite) and is recognized as fully compliant with the OpenCL 3.0 specification, defining the API and extensions for cross-platform parallel computing. Obtaining the certificate allows for the official claim of compliance with standards and the use of related […]

The Deno JavaScript platform has been made compatible with NPM modules.

Posted on

The release of Deno 1.28, a platform for the isolated execution of applications written in JavaScript and TypeScript that can be used to create server-side handlers, has been announced. The platform is developed by Ryan Dahl, the creator of Node.js. Like Node.js, Deno uses the V8 JavaScript engine, which is also employed in Chromium-based browsers. However, Deno is not a fork of […]

Release of EasyOS 4.5, a unique distribution from the creator of Puppy Linux

Posted on

Barry Kauler, the founder of Puppy Linux, has released an experimental distribution EasyOS 4.5, which combines Puppy Linux technologies with container isolation for running system components. The management of the distribution is carried out through a set of graphical configurators developed by the project. The size of the boot image is 825 MB. In this release: The Linux kernel has been updated to version 5.15.78. The kernel compilation includes settings for […]

Thunderbird will feature a redesigned calendar-planner.

Posted on

The developers of the Thunderbird email client have introduced a new design for the calendar-scheduler, which will be offered in the next major release of the project. Almost all elements of the calendar have been redesigned, including dialogs, pop-ups, and tooltips. The layout is optimized to enhance the visibility of busy schedules that contain a large number of events. Interface customization options have been expanded to suit personal preferences. In the summary view of events for the month […]

Shufflecake has been released, a toolkit for creating hidden encrypted partitions on the disk

Posted on

Kudelski Security, a company specializing in security audits, has released the Shufflecake toolkit, which allows the creation of hidden file systems spread across the available free space in existing partitions, indistinguishable from random residual data. The partitions are created in such a way that, without knowing the access key, proving their existence is problematic even when conducting forensic analysis. The utility code (shufflecake-userland) and the module […]

Update of the open audio codec Lyra 1.3

Posted on

Google has released version 1.3 of the Lyra audio codec, aimed at achieving high-quality voice transmission under limited bandwidth conditions. Voice quality at bitrates of 3.2 kbps, 6 kbps, and 9.2 kbps using the Lyra codec is approximately comparable to bitrates of 10 kbps, 13 kbps, and 14 kbps with the Opus codec. To address the stated task, in addition to conventional methods […]

Vulnerability in xterm leading to code execution through specific strings processing

Posted on

A vulnerability (CVE-2022-45063) has been identified in the xterm terminal emulator, allowing for the execution of shell commands when processing certain escape sequences in the terminal. In a simple attack, it is sufficient to display the contents of a specially formatted file on the screen, for example, using the cat utility, or to paste a line from the clipboard. printf "\e]50;i\$(touch /tmp/hack-like-its-1999)\a\e]50;?\a" > cve-2022-45063 cat cve-2022-45063 The issue was caused by an error in handling the escape sequence with […]

Wa-tunnel has been released for tunneling traffic through the WhatsApp messenger

Posted on

The Wa-tunnel toolkit has been released, enabling TCP traffic to be tunneled through another host using a tunnel that works over the WhatsApp messenger. Such manipulations may be useful for gaining access to external networks from environments where only the messenger is available, or for saving data when connecting to networks or providers offering unlimited options for messenger traffic (for example, unlimited access to WhatsApp […]

Release of Wine 7.21 and GE-Proton7-41

Posted on

An experimental release of the open-source implementation of WinAPI — Wine 7.21 — has occurred. Since the release of version 7.20, 25 bug reports have been closed and 354 changes have been made. The most important changes include: The OpenGL library has been transitioned to use the PE (Portable Executable) file format instead of ELF. Support for multi-architecture builds in PE format has been added. Preparations have been made for supporting the running of 32-bit programs that use […]

A vulnerability in Android allows bypassing of the screen lock.

Posted on

A vulnerability (CVE-2022-20465) has been identified in the Android platform, allowing the screen lock to be disabled by rearranging the SIM card and entering the PUK code. The ability to disable the lock has been demonstrated on Google Pixel devices, but since the fix affects the core codebase of Android, it is likely that the issue also pertains to firmware from other manufacturers. The problem has been addressed in the November security patch set for Android. Those who noticed […]

« to the beginning 328 329 330 331 332 333 334 335 336 337 to the end »
Buy reliable website hosting with DDoS protection, VPS VDS servers 🔥 Buy reliable website hosting with DDoS protection, VPS VDS servers | ProHoster