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Release of the embedded database libmdbx 0.13.6

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The release of the libmdbx 0.13.6 (MDBX) library has been announced, featuring a high-performance compact embedded key-value database. The libmdbx code is distributed under the Apache 2.0 license. All current operating systems and architectures are supported, including the Russian Elbrus 2000. A comprehensive API for C++ is available for libmdbx, along with community-supported bindings for languages such as Rust, Haskell, Python, NodeJS, Ruby, Go, Nim, […]

Prototype rootkit for Linux that uses io_uring to bypass system call analyzers.

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Researchers from ARMO have demonstrated the ability to create rootkits that do not use specific system calls to perform typical operations like reading/writing files and receiving commands from an external server. Instead of system calls for network and file operations, it is proposed to use the asynchronous I/O interface io_uring, supported since Linux kernel 5.1. The essence of the method is that instead of separate […]

Release of MyLibrary 4.0 Home Library Organizer

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The release of the MyLibrary 4.0 home library cataloger has taken place. The program's code is written in C++ and is available on GitHub and GitFlic under the GPLv3 license. The graphical user interface is implemented using the GTK4 library. The program is adapted for use on Linux and Windows operating systems. For Arch Linux users, a ready-to-use package build script is available in AUR. Windows users can access […]

QEMU emulator 10.0.0 has been released.

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The release of QEMU 10.0.0 has been announced. As an emulator, QEMU allows you to run a program compiled for one hardware platform on a system with a completely different architecture, for example, running an ARM application on an x86-compatible PC. In virtualization mode, QEMU's performance in executing code in an isolated environment is close to that of hardware systems due to direct instruction execution on the CPU and the involvement of […]

Release of nginx 1.28.0 and the FreeNginx 1.28.0 fork.

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After a year of development, a new stable branch of the high-performance HTTP server and multi-protocol proxy server nginx 1.28.0 has been released, incorporating changes accumulated in the main 1.27.x branch. Going forward, all changes in the stable 1.28 branch will focus on fixing serious bugs and vulnerabilities. Soon, the main nginx 1.29 branch will be established, where the development of new […]

Google has decided not to enforce third-party cookie blocking in Chrome.

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The Vice President of Google overseeing the Privacy Sandbox project announced the decision to maintain the current approach to blocking third-party cookies in Chrome — cookies issued when accessing domains different from the current page's domain will be blocked by default only in 'incognito' mode. The use of Privacy Sandbox technologies in the ecosystem will also be reviewed, with a plan for further advancement intended to be prepared in […]

In Fedora 43, there are plans to remove X11 support packages from the repository in GNOME.

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In the upcoming Fedora Linux 43 release, scheduled for October, packages used in GNOME for operation over the X server are planned to be removed from the project's repositories. All GNOME users who have been using X11 are urged to switch to a GNOME session based on Wayland. This proposal has not yet been approved by the FESCo (Fedora Engineering Steering Committee), which is responsible for the technical aspects of Fedora distribution development. Prior to this, in […]

Release of OpenMandriva Lx 6.0 Distribution

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After a year and a half of development, the OpenMandriva Lx 6.0 distribution has been released. The project is developed by the community after Mandriva S.A. handed over the project management to the non-profit organization 'OpenMandriva Association'. Live builds are available for download for the x86_64 architecture with KDE (full 3.2 GB, slimmed-down 2.4 GB in X11 and Wayland versions), GNOME (3.2 GB), Cosmic (3 […]

Vulkan 1.4 support for NVIDIA Maxwell, Pascal, and Volta GPUs is provided in the NVK Mesa driver.

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The Khronos consortium, which develops graphics standards, has recognized the full compatibility of the open NVK driver with the Vulkan 1.4 specification on systems with NVIDIA GPUs based on the Maxwell (GTX 700/800/900), Pascal (GTX 1000), and Volta (TITAN V) microarchitectures. The driver has successfully passed all tests from the CTS (Khronos Conformance Test Suite) and is included in the list of certified drivers. Obtaining certification provides […]

Release of the open virtual reality platform Monado 25.0.0

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The release of Monado 25.0.0 has been published, developing an open implementation of the OpenXR standard. The OpenXR standard is prepared by the Khronos consortium and defines a universal API for creating virtual and augmented reality applications, as well as a set of layers for interacting with hardware. Monado provides a runtime that fully complies with OpenXR requirements, which can be used to facilitate work with virtual and augmented reality on smartphones, tablets, […]

Release of Linux distribution CRUX 3.8

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After two and a half years of development, the release of the independent lightweight Linux distribution CRUX 3.7 has been finalized. Developed since 2001 in accordance with the KISS (Keep It Simple, Stupid) principle, it is aimed at experienced users. The project's goal is to create a simple and transparent distribution for users, based on BSD-like initialization scripts, with a maximally simplified structure and containing a relatively small number of […]

A vulnerability in the SSL.com certificate authority allowed obtaining a certificate for someone else's domain

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A vulnerability has been identified in the domain ownership verification system at the SSL.com certification authority, allowing attackers to obtain a TLS certificate for any domain by providing an email address controlled by the attacker. Gaining access to an email associated with the target domain was sufficient to acquire a TLS certificate. For example, the vulnerability allowed the issuance of TLS certificates for domains used in public email services such as gmail.com, yandex.ru, yahoo.com, outlook.com, and icloud.com. The vulnerability also provided attackers with the ability to […]

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