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Firefox 150.0.1 and Chrome 147.0.7727.137 Updates Address Critical Vulnerabilities

Firefox 150.0.1, a patch release, is now available. It addresses 28 vulnerabilities (19 of which are covered by CVE-2026-7322, four by CVE-2026-7323, and four by CVE-2026-7324). All of these vulnerabilities are caused by memory management issues, such as buffer overflows and accessing memory after it's been freed. These issues could potentially lead to malicious code execution when opening specially crafted pages. […]

China has created the world's first coal-fired fuel cell, which produces electricity without smoke, steam, or generators.

The world hasn't yet mastered hydrogen fuel cells, but Chinese scientists have gone further and created coal fuel cells. They're loaded with coal dust, and the output is an electric current. All this without traditional combustion, smoke, or soot. But the most astonishing thing is that this technology allows coal to be converted into electricity directly in underground seams, without […]

The Python package elementary-data, which has 1.1 million monthly downloads, has been injected with malicious code.

Elementary Data reported a compromise of its GitHub Actions workflow, allowing attackers to publish a release of the elementary-data package 0.23.3 to PyPI and a GitHub repository, injected with malicious code designed to steal sensitive information from users' systems. The malicious release was also included in the project's official Docker image. Last month, the elementary-data package was […]

Implementation of GOST cryptographic algorithms in Java

The crypto-gost library, a Java implementation of GOST cryptographic algorithms that uses no additional dependencies, has been published. Unlike the Castle/Bouncy Castle library's implementation of GOST algorithms, crypto-gost improves the performance of the Kuznechik algorithm, addresses certain security issues, and provides simple wrappers that don't require in-depth cryptographic knowledge. The code is distributed under its own permissive license, allowing distribution, […]

The $5000 Bionic Arowana robot fish is an affordable alternative to live arowanas for your aquarium.

An aquarium is a beautiful piece of furniture that can enhance both your home and office, but not everyone is ready to take on the responsibility of caring for a living creature. As an alternative, the Chinese company FullDepth has offered a robotic fish called the Bionic Arowana. Arowanas are freshwater fish native to the Amazon. They are a valuable species, but caring for and maintaining them […]

Release of the Fedora distribution Linux 44

Fedora distribution release announced Linux 44. Available for download are Fedora Workstation, Fedora KDE Plasma Desktop, Fedora Server, Fedora IoT, Fedora CoreOS, Fedora Cloud Base, Fedora IoT Edition, Fedora Silverblue, Fedora Kinoite, and Live builds, delivered as spins with the Xfce, MATE, Cinnamon, LXDE, Phosh, Miracle, LXQt, Budgie, Sway, and Cosmic user environments. The builds are designed for […]

Release of the lsFusion 6.2 information systems development platform

lsFusion 6.2 is now available. It develops a declarative platform for developing business and web applications. The platform is suitable for developing corporate and accounting applications and can be used as an open and free alternative to the 1C platform. The project code is written in Java and distributed under the LGPLv3 license. MyCompany, a standard ERP solution for small and medium businesses, uses lsFusion and is distributed under […]

Microsoft Launches K2, an Emergency Reputation-Saving Plan Windows 11

Previously President of Microsoft Windows Pavan Davuluri said the company has a large-scale strategy to restore user trust in Windows 11. It was lost due to the relentless integration of artificial intelligence functions at the expense of the core principles of performance and reliability. The initiative to address these shortcomings was given an internal name Windows K2, the resource reported Windows Central with link […]

В Ubuntu AI integration is planned

Jon Seager, Vice President of Engineering at Canonical and Technical Lead for the project Ubuntu, summarized plans for integrating functionality based on large language models into the distribution. In the first stage, the developers Ubuntu We intend to use AI models to improve the distribution's existing functionality, and then add specific AI capabilities and workflows to the distribution for users interested in using AI. […]

Noctua has released 3D models of its fans, but hasn't allowed you to print them yourself.

Noctua has released official 3D models for many of its products, allowing computer-aided design (CAD) users to incorporate the company's designs into their designs and renders. These models are freely available for download in STEP format. It's important to note that they cannot be used for 3D printing or otherwise replicated, as Noctua's fan blade designs are proprietary. The published […]

MD4C 0.5.3

On April 20th, after more than a two-year hiatus, version 0.5.3 of the fast MD4C ("Markdown for C") library was released. It parses Markdown data and converts it to HTML. It supports the Markdown CommonMark 0.31 and GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM) specifications. The package also includes the md2html command-line utility. The project is written in C without any third-party dependencies […]

StartWine-Launcher 421, a launcher program, is released Windows-applications and games in Linux

Release of Startwine-Launcher 421 application, developed for launch in Linux-systems of programs and games compiled for the platform WindowsThe main goal of developing StartWine-Launcher was to simplify the process of creating Wine prefixes—sets of libraries and dependencies—for beginners. Windows, necessary for work Windows-applications in LinuxStartWine-Launcher is written in Python and licensed under the GPLv3 license. The interface is based on […]

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