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Facebook has opened the source code for the framework to detect memory leaks in JavaScript.

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Facebook (banned in the RF) has released the source code of the memlab toolkit, designed for analyzing snapshots of dynamically allocated memory (heap), determining memory optimization strategies, and identifying memory leaks that occur during the execution of JavaScript code. The code is open under the MIT license. The framework was created to investigate the causes of high memory consumption when working with websites and […]

The web browser Floorp 10.5.0 is now available.

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The release of the Floorp 10.5.0 web browser has been announced, developed by a group of Japanese students, combining the Firefox engine with features and an interface styled like Chrome. The project also emphasizes user privacy and the ability to customize the interface to personal preferences. The project code is distributed under the MPL 2.0 license. Builds are available for Windows, Linux, and macOS. In the new release: An experimental […]

A password leak has been detected in Chrome from hidden input preview fields

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A problem has been discovered in the Chrome browser regarding the transmission of confidential data to Google servers when the enhanced spell-checking mode is enabled, which entails verification using an external service. This problem also occurs in the Edge browser when using the Microsoft Editor extension. It turns out that the text for checking is transmitted, including from input forms that contain confidential data, including from […]

Release of the browser engine WebKitGTK 2.38.0 and the web browser Epiphany 43

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The release of the new stable branch WebKitGTK 2.38.0 has been announced, a port of the WebKit browser engine for the GTK platform. WebKitGTK allows for the use of all WebKit capabilities through a GNOME-oriented programming interface based on GObject and can be used to integrate web content processing tools into any applications, from specialized HTML/CSS parsers to the creation of fully functional web browsers. Notable projects using WebKitGTK include the built-in […]

Ubuntu 22.10 plans to support the inexpensive RISC-V board Sipeed LicheeRV

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Engineers at Canonical are working on adding support for the 64-bit Sipeed LicheeRV board, which utilizes RISC-V architecture, in the release of Ubuntu 22.10. At the end of August, support for RISC-V boards Allwinner Nezha and StarFive VisionFive, priced at $112 and $179 respectively, was also announced. The Sipeed LicheeRV board is notable for its price of just $16.90 and […]

Cloudflare has transitioned from NGINX to its own proxy, Pingora, written in Rust.

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Cloudflare has announced the migration of its content delivery network to the Pingora proxy, written in Rust. The new proxy replaces the NGINX server configuration with Lua scripts and handles over a trillion requests daily. It was noted that transitioning to a specialized proxy enabled new capabilities and enhanced security through safe memory operations, […]

Release of the Libadwaita 1.2 library for creating GNOME-style interfaces

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The GNOME Project has released version 1.2 of the Libadwaita library, which includes a set of components for styling user interfaces in accordance with the GNOME HIG (Human Interface Guidelines). The library features ready-made widgets and objects for building applications that align with the overall GNOME style, with interfaces that can adapt responsively to screens of any size. The library code is written in C and is distributed under […]

Vulnerability in the Enlightenment user environment allowing root privileges

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A vulnerability (CVE-2022-37706) has been discovered in the Enlightenment user environment, allowing a non-privileged local user to execute code with root privileges. This vulnerability is currently unpatched (0-day), but there is already an exploit available online, tested on Ubuntu 22.04. The issue exists in the enlightenment_sys executable, which is distributed with the suid root flag and executes certain permitted commands through the system() call, such as mounting storage […]

Release of EndeavourOS 22.9

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The EndeavourOS 22.9 release is available, succeeding the Antergos distribution, which was discontinued in May 2019 due to a lack of free time among the remaining maintainers to support the project adequately. The installation image size is 1.9 GB (x86_64, with a separate build being developed for ARM). This new release includes updated package versions, featuring Linux kernel 5.19.7, […]

Firefox Relay will introduce a phone number replacement feature

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Mozilla is working on expanding the Firefox Relay service, which allows users to generate temporary email addresses for registering on websites or subscribing to services, so they do not have to disclose their real address. Currently, a review is underway for a change that implements similar functionality for phone numbers. Firefox Relay will enable users to generate temporary phone numbers to hide their actual number during registration […]

Vulnerabilities in the Cargo package manager used for Rust projects

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Two vulnerabilities have been identified in the Cargo package manager, used for package management and building projects in Rust. These vulnerabilities may be exploited when loading specially crafted packages from third-party repositories (it is claimed that users of the official crates.io repository are not affected). The first vulnerability (CVE-2022-36113) allows overwriting the first two bytes of any file, subject to current access permissions. […]

Dynamic retrieval of debugging information has been implemented in Ubuntu.

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The developers of the Ubuntu distribution have introduced the debuginfod.ubuntu.com service, allowing users to debug programs included in the distribution without installing separate debug information packages from the debuginfo repository. With this new service, users can dynamically download debug symbols from an external server during debugging. This feature is supported starting from GDB 10 and Binutils 2.34. Debug information […]

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