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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.

How Traffic Analysis Systems Detect MITRE ATT&CK Tactics Using PT Network Attack Discovery as an Example

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According to Verizon, most (87%) cybersecurity incidents occur within minutes, while 68% of companies take months to detect them. This is also confirmed by a Ponemon Institute study, indicating that most organizations spend an average of 206 days detecting an incident. In our investigations, hackers can control a company's infrastructure for years without being detected. For example, in one […]

Video: Super Smash Bros. Ultimate running on PC in the Yuzu emulator

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The BSoD Gaming YouTube channel has published a video demonstrating the launch of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate on PC via the Yuzu emulator, which recreates the 'insides' of the Nintendo Switch console. While there is no talk of 100% emulation yet, the game can at least be started and even played a little. The fighting game runs at 48–60 frames per second on a configuration with an Intel Core i3-8350K processor and 16 GB of RAM […]

Development of TrueOS (formerly PC-BSD) has been discontinued

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On the iXsystems forum, in response to the question 'Is TrueOS still being developed?', PC-BSD founder Chris Moore replied: 'Currently, the main developers of TrueOS have stopped working on the system. We are currently busy with TrueNAS Core, but as soon as we have free time, the TrueOS website and repositories will be taken down.' According to Moore, for the past couple of years, TrueOS has been […]

Slurm News: Discounts and new Kubernetes training formats

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TL;DR: 50% discount on all Slurm online courses. The May Kubernetes intensive is moving online and is being offered at a reduced price. We announce a new training format: the Slurm Evening School (free theory webinars + paid practice). We are starting with a basic course on Kubernetes. Online courses. Due to the pandemic and the non-working week, we are offering a 50% discount until April 5 […]

Cloud Gaming: Stress Test of 5 Cloud Gaming Services with Poor Internet

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About a year ago, I published an article titled 'Cloud Gaming: Assessing the Capabilities of Services for Playing on Low-End PCs from First-Hand Experience.' It analyzed the pros and cons of various services for cloud gaming on low-end PCs. During my gameplay, I tested each service and ultimately shared my overall impressions. In the comments section of that and other similar articles, readers […]

AirPods Pro at risk: Qualcomm has released the QCC514x and QCC304x chips for TWS headphones with noise cancellation

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Qualcomm has announced the release of two new chips, QCC514x and QCC304x, designed for truly wireless earbuds (TWS) that offer high-end features. Both solutions support Qualcomm's TrueWireless Mirroring technology for more reliable connectivity and come equipped with special hardware for Qualcomm's hybrid active noise cancellation. The Qualcomm TrueWireless Mirroring technology manages the connections to the phone through one […]

About a vulnerability in…

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A year ago, on March 21, 2019, a very good bug report from maxarr came to the Mail.Ru bug bounty program on HackerOne. By injecting a null byte (ASCII 0) into the POST parameter of one of the email web API requests that returned an HTTP redirect, pieces of uninitialized memory appeared in the redirect data, often revealing fragments from GET parameters and headers of other requests to the same […]

Aircrack-ng Guide for Beginners in Linux

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Hello everyone. In anticipation of the start of the course 'Practical Kali Linux', we have prepared a translation of an interesting article for you. Today's guide will introduce you to the basics for getting started with the aircrack-ng package. Of course, it's impossible to provide all the necessary information and cover every scenario. So be prepared to do your homework and conduct research on your own. The forum and Wiki have […]

Release of the lightweight antiX 19.2 distribution

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The release of the lightweight Live distribution AntiX 19.2 has occurred, built on the Debian package base and aimed at installation on outdated hardware. The release is based on the Debian 10 (Buster) package base but comes without the system manager systemd and with eudev instead of udev. The default user environment is formed using the IceWM window manager, but fluxbox, jwm, and […] are also available.

Microservices — a combinatorial explosion of versions

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Hello, Habr! I present to your attention my translated article 'Microservices – Combinatorial Explosion of Versions'. In an era when the IT world is gradually moving to microservices and tools like Kubernetes, one problem becomes increasingly noticeable. This problem is the combinatorial explosion of microservice versions. However, the IT community believes that the current situation is significantly better than the 'Dependency hell' of the previous […]

Give me back my monolith

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It seems that the peak hype around microservices is behind us. We no longer read posts like 'How I migrated my monolith to 150 services' several times a week. Now I more often hear reasonable thoughts: 'I don't hate monoliths, I just care about efficiency.' We've even seen some migrations from microservices back to monoliths. When transitioning from one large […]

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