Category: Internet News

Release of the Pale Moon browser 28.7.0

The release of the web browser Pale Moon 28.7 has been announced. It forked from the Firefox codebase to ensure higher performance, maintain a classic interface, minimize memory consumption, and provide additional customization options. Pale Moon builds are available for Windows and Linux (x86 and x86_64). The project's code is distributed under the MPLv2 license (Mozilla Public License). The project adheres to a classic interface design, without […]

A new command shell called nushell has been released.

The first release of the nushell command shell has been published, combining the capabilities of PowerShell and classic Unix shells. The code is written in Rust and is distributed under the MIT license. The project is originally developed as cross-platform and supports Windows, macOS, and Linux. To extend functionality, plugins can be used, which interact via the JSON-RPC protocol. The shell employs the familiar […]

Release of the minimalist web browser links 2.20

The release of the minimalist web browser links 2.20 has been presented, supporting operation in both console and graphical modes. In console mode, color display and mouse control are possible if supported by the terminal in use (for example, xterm). The graphical mode supports image output and font smoothing. In all modes, tables and frames are displayed. The browser supports the HTML specification […]

Microsoft has lifted the block on updates for Windows 7.

Starting August 14, Microsoft blocked the installation of Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 updates signed with the SHA-2 certificate. This action was a response to issues with these patches reported by Symantec and Norton antivirus solutions. It turned out that these protective programs identified the patches as dangerous files, removing updates during installation and preventing them from running […]

Release links 2.20

The release of the minimalist browser links 2.20 has occurred, which operates in both text and graphical modes. The browser supports HTML 4.0, but without CSS and JavaScript. In text mode, the browser consumes about 2.5 MB of RAM. Changes: A bug was fixed that could allow user identification when accessing through Tor. When connected to Tor, the browser sent DNS requests to regular DNS servers […]

Three vulnerabilities in the Marvell Wi-Fi driver included in the Linux kernel

Three vulnerabilities (CVE-2019-14814, CVE-2019-14815, CVE-2019-14816) have been identified in the driver for wireless devices using Marvell chips, which can lead to writing data beyond the allocated buffer when processing specially crafted packets sent through the Netlink interface. These issues could be exploited by a local user to trigger a kernel crash on systems utilizing Marvell wireless cards. There is also a possibility of exploiting these vulnerabilities […]

StereoPhotoView 1.13.0

A new version of the program for viewing stereoscopic 3D photos and videos with quick editing capabilities has been released. MPO, JPEG, JPS images and video files are supported. The program is written in C++ using the Qt framework and FFmpeg and OpenCV libraries. The update has been released for all supported platforms, including binary builds for Windows, Ubuntu, and ArchLinux. Key changes in version 1.13.0: Configuration […]

Release of KNOPPIX 8.6

The release 8.6 of the first live distribution KNOPPIX has come out. Linux kernel 5.2 with cloop and aufs patches is included, supporting both 32-bit and 64-bit systems with automatic CPU bitness detection. LXDE is used by default, but KDE Plasma 5 can also be utilized if desired, and Tor Browser has been added. UEFI and UEFI Secure Boot are supported, as well as the ability to customize the distribution directly on the flash drive. Additionally […]

Release of project management system Trac 1.4

A significant release of the project management system Trac 1.4 has been introduced, providing a web interface for working with Subversion and Git repositories, an integrated Wiki, a bug tracking system, and a feature planning section for new versions. The code is written in Python and is distributed under the BSD license. SQLite, PostgreSQL, and MySQL/MariaDB can be used for data storage. Trac adheres to a minimalist approach to management […]

Release of BlackArch 2019.09.01, a distribution for security testing.

New builds of BlackArch Linux have been published, a specialized distribution for security research and system vulnerability study. The distribution is based on the Arch Linux package base and includes around 2300 security-related utilities. The package repository supported by the project is compatible with Arch Linux and can be used in regular Arch Linux installations. The builds are prepared as a Live image sized 15 GB […]

In China, AI identified a murder suspect by recognizing the face of the deceased.

A man accused of murdering his girlfriend in southeastern China was caught after facial recognition software suggested he was trying to scan the corpse's face to apply for credit. The police in Fujian province reported that a 29-year-old suspect named Zhang was apprehended while attempting to burn the body on a remote farm. Officers were alerted by the company that […]

Microsoft has initiated the inclusion of exFAT support into the Linux kernel.

Microsoft has released technical specifications for the exFAT file system and expressed its willingness to grant rights to use all related exFAT patents for free use in Linux. It is noted that the published documentation is sufficient for creating a portable implementation of exFAT that is fully compatible with Microsoft products. The ultimate goal of the initiative is to add exFAT support to the main Linux kernel. Participants in the organization […]

Buy reliable website hosting with DDoS protection, VPS VDS servers 🔥 Buy reliable website hosting with DDoS protection, VPS VDS servers | ProHoster