Author: Yuri Gagarin

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Emergency mode (also referred to as IPKVM), allowing connection to a VPS without RDP directly from the hypervisor level, saves 15–20 minutes a week. The first and foremost goal is not to irritate people. Support worldwide is divided into tiers, and the first-level staff should try typical solutions. If a task goes beyond their scope, it should be escalated to the second level. So, […]

Release of the Qt framework 5.15

The release of the cross-platform framework Qt 5.15 has been announced. The source texts for the Qt components are provided under the LGPLv3 and GPLv2 licenses. A new branch of Qt 6 is expected to be published in December, which will bring significant architectural changes. To ease the transition to Qt 6, Qt 5.15 includes preliminary implementations of some new features and warnings about the imminent end of support for certain functionalities planned […]

Release of the pre-release version Protox 1.5beta_pre, a Tox client for mobile platforms.

An update for Protox, a mobile messaging application that allows users to communicate without server involvement based on the Tox protocol (s-toxcore), has been released. Currently, it only supports the Android OS; however, since the software is written on the cross-platform framework Qt using QML, it might be ported to other platforms in the future. The application serves as an alternative to Tox clients like Antox and Trifa. The project code […]

Spotify removed the limit on the number of songs in the library

The music service Spotify has removed the limit of 10,000 songs for personal libraries. This was announced by the developers on the company's website. Users can now add an unlimited number of tracks to their library. Spotify users have complained for several years about the restrictions on the number of songs in their personal library, despite the service hosting over 50 million tracks. In 2017, company representatives stated […]

RangeAmp — a series of attacks on CDN that manipulates the HTTP Range header

A team of researchers from Peking University, Tsinghua University, and the University of Texas at Dallas has identified a new class of DoS attacks—RangeAmp—based on the use of the HTTP Range header to amplify traffic through Content Delivery Networks (CDN). The essence of the method is that due to the way Range headers are processed by many CDNs, an attacker can request one byte from a large file through the CDN, but […]

New releases of the anonymous network I2P 0.9.46 and the C++ client i2pd 2.32.

The release of the anonymous network I2P 0.9.46 and the C++ client i2pd 2.32.0 has taken place. Recall that I2P is a multilayered anonymous distributed network running over the regular internet, actively using end-to-end encryption, which ensures anonymity and isolation. In the I2P network, users can anonymously create websites and blogs, send instant messages and emails, share files, and organize P2P networks. The basic I2P client is written […]

Best Practices for Kubernetes: Configuring Resource Requests and Limits

Best practices for Kubernetes. Creating small containers Best practices for Kubernetes. Organizing Kubernetes with namespaces Best practices for Kubernetes. Checking Kubernetes health using Readiness and Liveness probes For each Kubernetes resource, there is an opportunity to configure two types of requirements — Requests and Limits. The former describes the minimum requirements for free node resources necessary for launching a container or pod […]

Kubernetes Best Practices. Proper Shutdown Terminate.

Best Practices for Kubernetes. Creating Small Containers Best Practices for Kubernetes. Organizing Kubernetes with Namespaces Best Practices for Kubernetes. Health Checks in Kubernetes using Readiness and Liveness Tests Best Practices for Kubernetes. Setting Resource Requests and Limits A critical aspect of distributed systems is failure handling. Kubernetes aids in this by using controllers that monitor the state of your system […]

Kubernetes Best Practices: Mapping External Services

Best Practices for Kubernetes. Creating Small Containers Best Practices for Kubernetes. Organizing Kubernetes with Namespaces Best Practices for Kubernetes. Health Checks in Kubernetes using Readiness and Liveness Tests Best Practices for Kubernetes. Setting Resource Requests and Limits Best Practices for Kubernetes. Proper Termination Shutdown If you are like most people, you probably use resources that operate beyond your […]

The free drawing application Krita is now available on Android and Chromebook

Unfortunately, professional-level drawing applications on Android are either too expensive or offer only a few basic features for free. This does not apply to the open-source graphic editor Krita, the first open beta version of which is now available on Android and Chromebook. Krita is a free raster graphic editor with open source, whose desktop version contains […]

Hacking Art: Hackers need only 30 minutes to infiltrate corporate networks

To bypass corporate network security and gain access to organizations' local IT infrastructure, intruders typically require an average of four days, and at a minimum, just 30 minutes. This is evidenced by a study conducted by specialists at Positive Technologies. The assessment of the network perimeter security by Positive Technologies revealed that resources in the local network can be accessed in 93% of companies, and […]

MS Remote Desktop Gateway, HAProxy, and password guessing

Hello friends! There are many ways to connect from home to your workplace in the office. One of them is to use Microsoft Remote Desktop Gateway. This is RDP over HTTP. I don't want to discuss the configuration of RDGW here or debate whether it's good or bad; let’s consider it as just one of the tools for remote access. I […]

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