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Plane is an open source bug tracking and project management system.

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The release of Plane 0.7 platform is available, which provides tools for project management, bug tracking, work planning, product development support, building a list of tasks and coordinating their implementation. The platform, which can be deployed on its own infrastructure and does not depend on third-party vendors, is being developed as an open counterpart to proprietary systems such as JIRA, Linear and Height. The project is under development […]

Bypassing SE restrictionsLinuxrelated to loading kernel modules

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The possibility of bypassing the prohibition of loading kernel modules, implemented in SE targeted rules, has been demonstrated.Linux on one of the devices studied (it is not specified which device is being discussed and to what extent the problem affects SE rules)Linux in firmware and distributions). Blocking modules in the enabled SE rulesLinux was based on restricting access to the finit_module system call, which allows loading a module from a file and is used in […]

First release of Blink, a high performance x86-64 emulator

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The first significant release of the Blink project has been published. It is developing an emulator of x86-64 processors that allows you to run statically and dynamically compiled Linux- applications in a virtual machine with an emulated processor. Built for the x86-64 architecture using Blink Linux- programs can be run on other POSIX-compliant operating systems (macOS, FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD, Cygwin) and on hardware with other hardware architectures (x86, ARM, RISC-V, MIPS, PowerPC, […]

Zulip 7 messaging platform available

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Zulip 7, a server platform for deploying corporate messaging apps suitable for organizing communication between employees and development teams, has been released. The project was originally developed by Zulip and, following its acquisition by Dropbox, was opened under an Apache 2.0 license. The server-side code is written in Python using the Django framework. The client software is available for Linux, Windows, macOS, Android And […]

IceWM 3.4.0 window manager release

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The lightweight window manager IceWM 3.4.0 is now available. IceWM provides full control through keyboard shortcuts, the ability to use virtual desktops, the taskbar and application menus, and you can use tabs to group windows. The window manager is configured through a fairly simple configuration file, it is possible to use themes. Supports combining windows in the form of tabs. Built-in applets are available for monitoring CPU, memory, traffic. […]

Maglev's New JIT Compiler Boosts Chrome's Performance

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Google unveiled the new Maglev JIT compiler, which will be gradually rolled out to Chrome 114 users on June 5th. The JIT compiler is designed to quickly generate high-performance machine code for heavily used JavaScript. Enabling Maglev resulted in a 7.5% speedup in the Jetstream benchmark and a 5% speedup in the Speedometer benchmark. Additionally, the company noted Chrome's overall performance improvements: In the benchmark […]

Sendmail 8.17.2 SMTP Server Update

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Almost two years after the last update, Sendmail SMTP server 8.17.2 has been released. In addition to bug fixes, the new version improves support for email addresses with national alphabet characters (EAI, Email Address Internationalization) and adds support for new versions. macOS, the performance of DANE (DNS-based Authentication of Named Entities) checks has been improved; to prevent performance degradation, the MaxMimeHeaderLength parameter is set to the default value […]

Bug in AMD EPYC 7002 CPU freezes after 1044 days of operation

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A bug has been identified in the AMD EPYC 7002 ("Rome") series of server processors based on the "Zen 2" microarchitecture, which have been shipping since 2018. This bug causes the processor to hang after 1044 days of operation without a system reset (reboot). Workarounds include disabling CC6 power-saving mode or rebooting the server more frequently than once every 1044 days.

Release of Kali Security Research Distribution Linux 2023.2

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The Kali distribution release is presented Linux 2023.2, based on the package base Debian It's designed for testing systems for vulnerabilities, conducting audits, analyzing residual data, and identifying the consequences of malicious attacks. All original developments within the distribution are distributed under the GPL license and are available through a public Git repository. Several ISO images, each 443 MB in size, are available for download. […]

TrueNAS CORE 13.0-U5 Distribution Kit Released

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The release of TrueNAS CORE 13.0-U5, a distribution kit for the rapid deployment of network storage (NAS, Network-Attached Storage), continues the development of the FreeNAS project. TrueNAS CORE 13 is based on the FreeBSD 13 code base, featuring integrated ZFS support and web-based management built using the Django Python framework. To organize storage access, FTP, NFS, Samba, AFP, rsync and iSCSI are supported, […]

Git 2.41 source control system available

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After three months of development, the release of the distributed source control system Git 2.41 has been published. Git is one of the most popular, reliable, and high-performance version control systems that provides flexible non-linear development tools based on branching and merging branches. To ensure the integrity of the history and resistance to changes "backdating", implicit hashing of the entire previous history in each commit is used, […]

Introduced Crab, a fork of the Rust language, freed from bureaucracy

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The Crab (CrabLang) project has begun developing a fork of the Rust language and the Cargo package manager (the fork is marketed under the name Crabgo). Travis A. Wagner, not one of the top 100 most active Rust developers, is named the fork's leader. The cited reasons for the fork include dissatisfaction with the increasing influence of corporations on the Rust language and the questionable policies of the Rust Foundation […]

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