Zero Trust is a security model developed by former Forrester analyst John Kindervag in 2010. Since then, the Zero Trust model has become the most popular concept in cybersecurity. Recent mass data breaches only confirm the need for companies to pay more attention to cybersecurity, and the Zero Trust model might prove to be the right approach. Zero Trust denotes a complete absence of […]
Hello, Habr! I present to you the translation of Stephen Wolfram's post "The Wolfram Function Repository: Launching an Open Platform for Extending the Wolfram Language." The Foundations of the Viability of the Wolfram Language Today we stand on the brink of great achievements with the Wolfram Language programming language. Just three weeks ago, we launched a free Wolfram engine for developers to help our users integrate […]
The Google search engine is one of the most popular and widely used tools for finding information and answers to various questions. This search engine is utilized worldwide, enabling users to quickly find the data they need. That’s why the Google development team continuously works to enhance their search system. Currently, each query is perceived by the Google search engine as […]
The release of MX Linux 19 (patito feo) has taken place, based on the Debian package base. New features include: the package base has been updated to Debian 10 (buster) with the incorporation of several packages from the antiX and MX repositories; the Xfce desktop has been updated to version 4.14; Linux kernel 4.19; applications have been updated, including GIMP 2.10.12, Mesa 18.3.6, VLC 3.0.8, Clementine 1.3.1, Thunderbird 60.9.0, LibreOffice […]
Following a recent attempt to enable telemetry, GitLab predictably faced negative reactions from users. This forced them to temporarily withdraw changes to the user agreement and take a pause in search of a compromise solution. GitLab promised not to enable telemetry in the GitLab.com cloud service and self-sufficient editions for now. Furthermore, GitLab intends to first discuss future rule changes with the community before implementing them […]
Recently, entirely by chance, thanks to a good person, the idea was born to attach a brief summary to each article. Not an annotation, not a teaser, but a genuine summary. Something that would allow readers to skip the article entirely. I tried it, and I absolutely loved it. But that’s not the point — the main thing is that the readers enjoyed it. Those who had stopped reading have started to return, branding […]
Hello. In this article, I want to describe the process of assembling my first Arduino robot. This material will be useful for other beginners like me who want to create some sort of 'self-propelled cart.' The article outlines the stages of my work along with my additions on various nuances. A link to the final code (which is probably not the most perfect) is provided at the end of the article. […]
An increasing number of users are migrating their entire IT infrastructure to the public cloud. However, if antivirus control is insufficient in the customer's infrastructure, serious cyber risks arise. Practice shows that up to 80% of existing viruses thrive well in virtual environments. In this post, we will discuss how to protect IT resources in the public cloud and why traditional antivirus solutions are not entirely suitable for these […]
Hello everyone! We are launching a series of articles dedicated to solving practical tasks related to Natural Language Processing (NLP) and creating dialogue agents (chatbots) using the open-source library DeepPavlov developed by our team at the MIPT Laboratory of Neural Systems and Deep Learning. The main goal of this series is to introduce a wide range of developers to DeepPavlov and demonstrate how […]
It seems that Microsoft is seriously promoting its Mixer service with the help of popular streamers. This summer, the corporation reached an agreement with Ninja and reportedly paid Tyler Blevins around a billion dollars to switch to the new platform (though the specific amount was never disclosed). Now another well-known streamer, Michael Shroud Grzesiek, has announced that […]
The lightweight distribution MX Linux 19 has been released, created through the collaboration of communities around the antiX and MEPIS projects. The release is based on Debian's package base, enhanced by the antiX project and numerous custom applications that simplify the configuration and installation of software. By default, the Xfce desktop is offered. 32- and 64-bit builds are available for download, sized at 1.4 GB […]
Oracle has introduced the second beta release of the VirtualBox 6.1 virtualization system. Compared to the first beta release, the following changes have been made: Improved support for nested hardware virtualization on Intel CPUs, added the ability to run Windows on an external VM; support for the recompiler has been discontinued, and hardware virtualization support in the CPU is now mandatory for running virtual machines; The runtime has been adapted to work on hosts with large […]