GitHub has identified malware affecting projects in the NetBeans integrated development environment, utilizing the build process for its dissemination. An investigation revealed that the malware, named Octopus Scanner, had secretly embedded backdoors in 26 open projects with repositories on GitHub. The earliest traces of Octopus Scanner date back to August 2018. The malware is capable […]
Collabora has released version 0.2 of the Monado project, aimed at creating an open implementation of the OpenXR standard. Monado provides a runtime that fully complies with OpenXR requirements, which can be used for working with virtual and augmented reality on smartphones, tablets, PCs, and any other devices. The OpenXR standard has been prepared by the Khronos consortium and defines a universal API for creating virtual and augmented reality applications […]
On May 25, 2020, another update of the I2P router was released, designed to create a decentralized, anonymous, and censorship-resistant network that supports TCP and UDP and is capable of hosting services of any kind. The planned update was prepared exactly three months after the last one. As always, the developers recommend updating as soon as possible, as this is the best way to ensure security and […]
A new version of the Guitarix effects processor, aimed at guitarists, has been released. Changes: the rack has been ported to GTK3 (gtkmm3), and LV2 plugins to X11/Cairo; MIDI feedback support has been added; a new PowerAmp module has been introduced, emulating single-ended 6V6GT, push-pull EL84, among others (based on Orange Dark Terror, Princeton, etc.). Source: linux.org.ru
Hello everyone! We have great news; in June, OTUS is launching the "Software Architect" course again, so we traditionally share useful material with you. If you have encountered the whole microservices story without any context, it is understandable to find it a bit strange. Breaking an application into fragments connected via a network inevitably means adding […]
One of the challenges frequently faced by multi-product software vendors is the duplication of competencies among engineers—developers, testers, and infrastructure administrators—in almost every team. This includes costly engineers—specialists in load testing. Instead of focusing on their core responsibilities and leveraging their unique expertise to establish the load testing process, choosing the methodology, […]
We are all accustomed to the presence of NFC in smartphones. It seems straightforward. Many people do not buy smartphones that lack NFC, thinking it only pertains to payments. However, there are a multitude of questions. Did you know what else this technology is capable of? What to do if your smartphone does not have NFC? How to use the chip in an iPhone without […]
When Grand Theft Auto IV returned to Steam after a brief absence due to key generation issues, the game began to be sold in the Complete Edition along with all expansions. At that time, users noticed that several songs had been removed from the project. In a recent update, Rockstar Games reinstated the missing tracks; however, serious bugs crept into the game at the same time. As reported […]
Microsoft recently began the full rollout of the major May update for Windows 10 (version 2004). As usual, the build comes with a bunch of new features, such as Windows Subsystem for Linux 2, a new Cortana app, and so on. There are several known issues that the company is working to resolve soon. Now, Microsoft has published a list of features that have been deprecated or removed in […]
The Raspberry Pi project has announced an expanded version of the Raspberry Pi 4 board, now available with 8 GB of RAM. The price of the new board is $75. In comparison, the versions with 2 GB and 4 GB of RAM are sold for $35 and $55, respectively. The BCM2711 chip used on the board allows addressing up to 16 GB of memory, but at the time of the board's development, […]
Hello, Habr! The last couple of months have been quite an interesting time for us, and I would like to share our story of scaling our infrastructure. During this time, SberMarket grew its orders fourfold and launched its service in 17 new cities. The explosive growth in demand for grocery delivery required us to scale our infrastructure. Read more about the most interesting and useful conclusions […]
Hello everyone! We're also getting a bit tired of webinars, as their number has exceeded all possible limits in the last couple of months. So, we're striving to pick the most interesting and useful ones for Habr. At the beginning of June (we hope that summer will finally arrive), we have scheduled a few practical sessions that we are sure will interest developers. First, we'll talk about serverless technology and the latest ultra-fast quarkus […]
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