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The release of Ubuntu 24.04.5 LTS comes with an updated graphics stack and Linux kernel.

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An update for the Ubuntu 24.04.5 LTS distribution has been released, which includes changes related to improved hardware support, an updated Linux kernel and graphics stack, and bug fixes in the installer and bootloader. It also includes current updates for several hundred packages addressing vulnerabilities and issues affecting stability. Similar updates for Kubuntu 24.04.5 LTS and Ubuntu Budgie have been released as well.

Release of Media Server Jellyfin 1.12

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The Jellyfin project 1.12 has been released, enabling the deployment of a multimedia streaming system on your own server to broadcast existing content to users' devices. The project was founded in 2018 as a fork of the Emby media server, continuing the development of the open-source codebase after Emby transitioned to a proprietary development model. The Jellyfin code is written in C# using the .NET platform and is distributed under the license.

A new system manager rcd is being developed for FreeBSD.

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Baptiste Daroussin, a member of the FreeBSD Core Team and author of the pkg package manager, is developing a new system manager for FreeBSD — rcd. The rcd system manager is invoked by the init process instead of /etc/rc, reads configuration files for services (/etc/rcd.d/*.ucl), builds a dependency tree, and starts services as much as possible in parallel with each other, after which it monitors the operation of services and restarts them if necessary.

Release of the alternative X server yserver 1.5

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The X11 server yserver 1.5.0 has been released, written from scratch in Rust and supporting current extensions of the X11 protocol. The project does not aim to replicate all the capabilities of the Xorg Server and is limited to only the functionality necessary for running modern desktop environments, window managers, applications, and graphics libraries (GTK, Qt, SDL, GLFW). Tested environments include MATE, Xfce.

AxonOS — real-time OS for neurocomputer interfaces

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The open project AxonOS has been introduced, developing a software infrastructure for systems with neuro-computer interfaces, intended to create a deterministic execution layer between neural hardware and AI. The AxonOS core is being developed in Rust in 'no_std' mode, focusing on predictable real-time execution, a formalized ABI for system calls, a capability-based access model, avoiding IPC locks, and runtime control. The source code is open […]

18 vulnerabilities in the Linux kernel with exploits for gaining root privileges in the system

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Researchers from Nebula Security have revealed details about 18 vulnerabilities in the Linux kernel and prepared exploits that allow unprivileged local users to gain root rights in the system. The vulnerabilities have been patched in various spring and summer kernel updates. Identified issues: CVE-2026-43502 (exploit) — a vulnerability in the RDS (Reliable Datagram Sockets) network subsystem caused by improper cleaning of pinned memory pages […]

Beta release of MiDesktop, a fork of KDE 1 for modern systems

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The first beta release of the MiDesktop project has been announced, developing a fork of the KDE 1.1.2 desktop environment, tailored for modern systems. To address issues and remove license restrictions specific to the Qt 1 branch, the KDE 1 codebase has been ported to the Osiris framework, which develops an updated fork of Qt 2.3.2. The MiDesktop code is distributed under the GPLv2 license. Ready builds are available for Debian […]

A vulnerability in the Qubes OS allows bypassing isolation and executing code at the Dom0 level.

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Information has been released about a vulnerability in the Qubes operating system, which uses a hypervisor for strict isolation of applications and OS components (each class of applications and system services runs in separate virtual machines). If an attacker compromises one of the virtual machines, the vulnerability allows bypassing isolation, executing arbitrary commands on the host environment (Dom0), and gaining control over the entire […]

Release of FreeBSD 14.5

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After six months of development, the FreeBSD 14.5 release has been formed. Installation images have been prepared for the amd64, i386, aarch64, armv7, powerpc, powerpc64, and riscv64 architectures. Additionally, builds for virtualization systems (QCOW2, VHD, VMDK, raw) and cloud environments such as Amazon EC2, Google Compute Engine, and Vagrant have been prepared. The next update, FreeBSD 14.6, is scheduled for March 2027. Support for the current release FreeBSD 14.5 […]

Vulnerabilities in MikroTik RouterOS that allow remote access via SSH without authentication

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The RouterOS operating system used in MikroTik routers has identified 6 vulnerabilities. A combination of two of them allows remote full administrative control over the device, provided it is accessible via SSH. Instances of exploitation of the noted vulnerabilities have been recorded. Patches from Mikrotik have been available since September 3rd (RouterOS 7.25 beta 3, 7.24.2, 7.23.4, 6.49.21), and it is likely that attackers have been able to identify […]

Asahi Linux has officially supported Apple devices with M3 chips.

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The developers of the Asahi project, aimed at porting Linux to run on Apple-designed ARM chip Mac computers, have announced the implementation of official support for Mac computers with Apple M3 chips. It is stated that it will work on devices such as MacBook and iMac from the M3, M3 Pro, and M3 Max series (Mac Studio/M3 Ultra is not yet supported). The level of hardware support for Apple M3 […]

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