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A story about research and development in three parts. Part 1 — research. There are many books — even more benefits. Task statement In the course of conducting penetration tests and Red Team campaigns, it is not always possible to use the standard tools of the Clients, such as VPN, RDP, Citrix, etc., as a means to gain access to the internal network. Sometimes the standard VPN operates under MFA […]
The Finnish company Bittium has announced the release of the 'ultra-secure smartphone Bittium Tough Mobile 2.' According to the press release, 'the core of the information security of Bittium Tough Mobile 2 is a multi-layer security structure based on an enhanced Android 9 Pie operating system, unique hardware solutions, and security and software protection features integrated into the source code.' Multi-layer information protection, as claimed […]
The new release of Krita 4.2 has been released — the world's first free editor with HDR support. In addition to increased stability, this new release added many new features. Key changes and new capabilities include: HDR support on Windows 10. Improved support for graphic tablets across all OS. Enhanced support for multi-monitor systems. Improved monitoring of RAM consumption. The ability to undo operations […]
A new stable branch of the Flatpak toolkit 1.4 has been published, which provides a system for building self-contained packages that are not tied to specific Linux distributions and run in a special container, isolating the application from the rest of the system. Support for running Flatpak packages is provided for Arch Linux, CentOS, Debian, Fedora, Gentoo, Mageia, Linux Mint, and Ubuntu. Flatpak packages are included in the Fedora repository and are supported […]
The release of the Mir 1.2 display server has been introduced, with ongoing development by Canonical, despite the abandonment of Unity shell development and the Ubuntu edition for smartphones. Mir remains in demand for Canonical projects and is now positioned as a solution for embedded devices and the Internet of Things (IoT). Mir can be used as a compositing server for Wayland, enabling operation in environments […]
ARM has introduced its latest processor design — the Cortex-A77. Similar to last year's Cortex-A76, this core is aimed at high-end tasks in smartphones and various devices. The developer is focused on increasing the number of instructions executed per clock cycle (IPC). The clock speeds and power consumption remain roughly at the level of the Cortex-A76. Currently, ARM is rapidly working to boost the performance of its cores. […]
With the announcement of the Ryzen 3000 desktop processors based on the Zen 2 microarchitecture, AMD officially unveiled details about the X570 — a new chipset for flagship Socket AM4 motherboards. The main innovation in this chipset is support for PCI Express 4.0, but other interesting features have also emerged. It is worth emphasizing that the new motherboards […]
He tirelessly wrote about his program on various forums and websites. He was avoided like a leper, downvoted, and banned. But he persisted. A simple search revealed that he has been roaming forums with his program almost since the inception of the Russian Internet. He has been writing about his amazing program nearly round the clock without breaks […]
Allwinner has developed the V316 processor, designed for use in sports cameras with the capability to record high-definition footage. The device includes two ARM Cortex-A7 processing cores with clock speeds of up to 1.2 GHz. It features the HawkView 6.0 image processing chip with intelligent noise reduction capabilities. Support for H.264/H.265 material is included. Video can be recorded in 4K format (3840 × 2160 […]
A new version of MX Linux 18.3 has been released, a Debian-based distribution aimed at combining elegant and efficient graphical environments with simple configuration, high stability, and high performance. Change list: Updated applications, package base synchronized with Debian 9.9. The Linux kernel has been updated to version 4.19.37-2 with patches for the zombieload vulnerability (linux-image-4.9.0-5 from Debian is also available, […]
More collaboration features and additional notifications. At GitLab, we are constantly looking for new ways to enhance collaboration throughout the DevOps lifecycle. We are excited to announce that from this release, we support multiple assignees for a single merge request! This feature is available starting from the GitLab Starter level and truly embodies our motto: 'Everyone can contribute'. […]
Note: The most popular post in the /r/DevOps subreddit over the last month has garnered attention: 'Automation has officially replaced me at work—a trap for DevOps engineers'. Its author (from the USA) shared their story, embodying the popular adage that automation will kill the need for those who maintain software systems. An explanation on Urban Dictionary for the already established […]