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Release of the I2P 2.9.0 anonymous network implementation and the C++ client i2pd 2.57.

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The release of the anonymous network I2P 2.9.0 and the C++ client i2pd 2.57.0 has been announced. I2P is a multilayered anonymous distributed network that operates over the regular internet, actively using end-to-end encryption to ensure anonymity and isolation. The network is built in a P2P mode and is formed by the resources (bandwidth) provided by its users, which allows it to operate without centrally managed servers (communications within the network […]

GNOME OS has entered the testing phase on real hardware.

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The initiative to transform GNOME OS from a distribution for GNOME testers and developers into a general-purpose distribution suitable for everyday use by regular users has moved to a new stage. Nightly builds of GNOME OS have been announced for testing by developers and advanced users. The main goal of the testing is to refine the system when using GNOME OS on real hardware as the primary […]

Release of pfSense CE 2.8.0 distribution for creating firewalls

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The release of the pfSense CE 2.8.0 (Community Edition) distribution for creating firewalls and network gateways has been published. The distribution is based on the FreeBSD codebase utilizing the developments of the m0n0wall project and the pf packet filter. An ISO image has been prepared for the amd64 architecture. The distribution is managed through a web interface. A Captive […] can be used for allowing users to access wired and wireless networks.

Release of Wine 10.9, Wine staging 10.9, and GE-Proton 10-4

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An experimental release of the open implementation of the Win32 API — Wine 10.9 has been released. Since the 10.8 version, 34 bug reports have been closed and 277 changes have been made. The most important changes include: The built-in Vkd3d package implementing Direct3D 12 has been updated to version 1.16, which now includes default support for DXIL (DirectX Intermediate Language) shaders and initial support for geometry shaders […]

Release of the text recognition program dpScreenOCR 1.5.0

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The release of the dpScreenOCR 1.5.0 program, utilizing Tesseract for optical character recognition, has occurred. Pre-built binaries are available for Linux and Windows (package repositories for Debian and Ubuntu are also available). The program's code is written in C++ and distributed under the zlib license. dpScreenOCR allows capturing an arbitrary area of the screen using a global hotkey and mouse, from which the text will be recognized. In […]

Incident of commit hijacking in the Linux kernel branch by Kesa Cook

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Linus Torvalds has demanded that the administrator of kernel.org immediately block the account of Kees Cook, the former chief sysadmin of kernel.org and leader of the Ubuntu Security Team, who maintains 14 security-related subsystems in the kernel. Konstantin Ryabtsev, responsible for the infrastructure work of kernel.org, carried out the block. The reason for the block was a pull request to include changes in the 6.16 kernel branch, referring to a git repository, in which […]

Release of the SQLite DBMS 3.50

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The release of SQLite 3.50 has been published, a lightweight DBMS designed as a plug-in library. The SQLite code is released into the public domain, meaning it can be used without restrictions and freely for any purpose. Financial support for SQLite developers is provided by a consortium specifically created for this purpose. Key changes: New SQL functions unistr() and unistr_quote() have been added to replace escaped sequences (\uXXXX) with unicode characters and vice versa. In […]

Release of the VeraCrypt disk partition encryption system 1.26.24

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The VeraCrypt project has released version 1.26.24, which is a continuation of the disk encryption system TrueCrypt that has ceased to exist. VeraCrypt is notable for replacing the RIPEMD-160 algorithm used in TrueCrypt with SHA-512 and SHA-256, increasing the number of hashing iterations, simplifying the build process for Linux and macOS, and addressing issues identified during the audit of TrueCrypt's source code. The code developed by the VeraCrypt project is distributed under the Apache […]

CentOS repositories and test builds of RHEL 10 for RISC-V have been published.

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The CentOS project has announced the preparation of git repositories with changes necessary for building and running the distribution on systems with RISC-V processors. RISC-V specific changes are available in the project's git repositories in the "c10s-rv" branches. In the near future, the prepared changes will be moved from separate repositories into the main CentOS Stream composition, which will allow the formation of standard CentOS Stream builds for RISC-V. Meanwhile, […]

The release of the minimalist distribution Alpine Linux 3.22

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The release of Alpine Linux 3.22 is now available, a minimalist distribution built on the Musl C library and BusyBox utilities. This distribution features enhanced security requirements and is compiled with Stack Smashing Protection (SSP). OpenRC is used as the initialization system, and its proprietary package manager, apk, is employed for package management. Alpine is utilized for creating the official Docker container images and […]

Vulnerabilities in apport and systemd-coredump allow for extracting system users' password hashes.

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Qualys has identified two vulnerabilities in the apport (CVE-2025-5054) and systemd-coredump (CVE-2025-4598) tools, which are used for handling core files produced after process crashes. The vulnerabilities allow access to core files saved after the crash of suid applications or certain system background processes, which may contain cached credentials or encryption keys in their memory. The apport utility is automatically triggered to save core dumps […]

The openSUSE distribution has released the alternative installer Agama 15

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The developers of the openSUSE project have introduced the Agama 15 installer, designed to replace the classic installation interface of SUSE and openSUSE, notably separating the user interface from the internal components of YaST. Agama supports various frontends, such as a frontend for managing installations via a web interface. The code for the installer components is released under the GPLv2 license and is written in Ruby, Rust, and JavaScript/TypeScript. For testing the new […]

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