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Microsoft proposed an IPE access management system for the Linux kernel.

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The company has presented for discussion on the Linux kernel developers mailing list the code for an LSM module implementing the Integrity Policy Enforcement (IPE) mechanism, which expands existing mandatory access control systems. Instead of being tied to labels and paths, the IPE makes decisions on permission or denial of operations based on the inherent properties of the system component involved in the operation. The module allows defining a general policy […]

Release of Vivaldi browser 6.6

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The proprietary browser Vivaldi 6.6 has been released, developed based on the Chromium engine. Vivaldi builds are prepared for Linux, Windows, and macOS. Changes made to the Chromium codebase are distributed under an open license. The browser interface is written in JavaScript using the React library, Node.js platform, Browserify, and various ready-made NPM modules. The implementation of the interface is available in the source code, but […]

Malicious AI models executing code have been detected in the Hugging Face repository

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Researchers from JFrog have discovered malicious machine learning models in the Hugging Face repository, the installation of which can allow an attacker to execute code and gain control over the user's system. The issue arises because some model distribution formats allow the embedding of executable code; for example, models using the "pickle" format can include serialized objects in Python, as well as executing code.

Iceotope, SK Telecom, and SK Enmove will develop a new cooling system for AI and based on AI

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The South Korean telecommunications company SK Telecom (SKT), the company Iceotope, and lubricant developer SK Enmove are, according to Datacenter Dynamics, working on creating next-generation liquid cooling systems for data centers focused on resource-intensive AI tasks. It is reported that the parties have signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at implementing Precision Liquid Cooling (PLC) technology. In the framework of the project […]

Release of Distrobox 1.7, a toolkit for running nested distributions

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The Distrobox 1.7 toolkit has been released, allowing for quick installation and running of any Linux distribution in a container while ensuring its integration with the main system. The project code is written in Shell and is distributed under the GPLv3 license. The project provides a wrapper around Docker, Podman, or Lilipod and is characterized by maximum simplification of working and integrating the deployed environment with the rest of the system. To create an environment with […]

The Open Collective Foundation has decided to close.

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The nonprofit organization Open Collective Foundation, which provides financial and legal support to nonprofit projects, has decided to close at the end of 2024. It is important to clarify that several independent legal entities participate in maintaining the Open Collective ecosystem, which provides services for organizing donations and funding nonprofit projects. In addition to the closing nonprofit organization Open Collective Foundation, there is the company Open […]

Release of RAR Archiver 7.0

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Evgeny Roshal has released a new significant version of the RAR archiver 7.0. The source code for RAR remains available but is distributed under a restrictive license agreement. Ready builds are available for Linux, macOS, Windows, Android, and FreeBSD. From personal experience, RAR7 still lags behind LZMA2 in compression ratio when using dictionaries up to 4GB, but offers significantly higher compression speed and support for […]

Support code for VP9 codec in V4L2 for Hantro and Rockchip chips rewritten in Rust

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Daniel Almeida, who works on video codecs at Collabora, introduced a new implementation of a layer for using hardware video decoders in the VP9 format within the V4L2 subsystem, which is used to access video capture devices such as webcams and TV tuners. The code for the layer has been completely rewritten in Rust and is designed to work with rkvdec drivers […]

Release of the Zentyal 8.0 Server Distribution

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Three years after the previous branch was formed, the release of the Zentyal 8.0 server Linux distribution has been published, built on the Ubuntu 22.04 LTS package base and specializing in creating servers for servicing the local networks of small and medium-sized enterprises. Among other things, the distribution is positioned as an alternative to Windows Server and includes components to replace Microsoft Active Directory services and Microsoft […]

Gloire — OS with Ironclad kernel in Ada

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Recently, a repository for the Gloire operating system appeared on GitHub. Gloire uses the Ironclad kernel written in the Ada programming language and the GNU user environment. The site dedicated to Ironclad states that it is undergoing "formal verification". Bootable images for x86 are available for the Gloire OS, although there is currently limited supported hardware. Gloire repository: https://github.com/streaksu/Gloire?tab=readme-ov-file Kernel project site: https://ironclad.nongnu.org And Gloire […]

The End of Nitter, the Free Alternative Frontend to Twitter

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The last public instances of Nitter have become inoperable. The Nitter project developed a free frontend for accessing X.com/Twitter without imposing JavaScript, analytics, trackers, and third-party services. On January 31, the issuance of tokens used in Nitter for accessing content on X.com was ceased. On February 26, the lifespan of the last previously issued tokens expired, leading to complete […]

Tails 6.0 Distribution Transitioned to Debian 12 and GNOME 43

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A release of the specialized distribution Tails 6.0 (The Amnesic Incognito Live System) has been formed. It is based on the Debian package base and is intended for anonymous access to the internet. Anonymous access in Tails is provided by the Tor system. All connections, except for traffic through the Tor network, are blocked by default by a packet filter. User data storage in persistent mode between runs is encrypted. […]

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