ProHoster > Blog

Category: Blog

Blog Section

postmarketOS 23.12 is now available, a Linux distribution for smartphones and mobile devices.

Posted on

After 6 months of development, the postmarketOS 23.12 release has been presented, which develops a Linux distribution for smartphones based on the Alpine Linux package base, the standard C library Musl, and the BusyBox utility set. The objective of the project is to provide a Linux distribution for smartphones that is independent of the life cycle of support for official firmware and is not tied to typical solutions from major industry players dictating the direction of development. The builds […]

Release of Radix cross Linux distribution 1.9.300

Posted on

The next version of the Radix cross Linux distribution 1.9.300 is available, built using the proprietary Radix.pro build system, which simplifies the creation of distributions for embedded systems. The distribution builds are available for devices based on ARM/ARM64, MIPS, and x86/x86_64 architectures. The boot images, prepared according to the instructions in the Platform Download section, contain a local package repository and therefore do not require an Internet connection for system installation. […]

SSH3 has been introduced, a variant of the SSH protocol that uses HTTP/3

Posted on

The first official release of the experimental implementation of the server and client for the SSH3 protocol is available. This is designed as an extension over the HTTP/3 protocol, utilizing QUIC (based on UDP) and TLS 1.3 to establish a secure communication channel and employ HTTP mechanisms for user authentication. The project is being developed by François Michel, a PhD student at the Catholic University of Leuven (Belgium), with the participation of Olivier Bonaventure, […]

Hacking MongoDB infrastructure

Posted on

In the infrastructure of the company MongoDB, which develops the eponymous document-oriented DBMS and the cloud service MongoDB Atlas, traces of a breach were found. According to a notification sent to the company's clients, the attackers managed to gain access to some corporate systems, which included, among other things, information about customer accounts and user contact details. Evidence indicates that the attackers accessed the data, […]

Mining cards AMD BC-250 with defective chips from Sony PlayStation 5 have appeared on eBay

Posted on

The AMD BC-250 graphics card was a sort of Frankenstein's monster — it was equipped with defective chips for the Sony PlayStation 5 and was intended for cryptocurrency mining. While mining with graphics cards was profitable, some companies produced such equipment on a large scale using any chips, but now it is more of a museum exhibit, and it has been spotted on eBay, albeit at a high price. […]

People have chosen the new OpenSUSE logo.

Posted on

The main logo of OpenSUSE became the following option: https://www.opennet.ru/opennews/pics_base/CFD0C5CECEC5D4_1702624501.png For the Tumbleweed project, three options were chosen: https://en.opensuse.org/images/thumb/8/84/Tumbleweed_ALT2.svg/180px-Tumblewee… https://en.opensuse.org/images/e/e0/Thumbleweed_logo_concept.png https://en.opensuse.org/images/d/d0/OpenSUSE-Tumbleweed_Logo_scrub1701.png For Leap: https://www.opennet.ru/opennews/pics_base/CFD0C5CECEC5D4_1702624739.png For openSUSE Slowroll: https://www.opennet.ru/opennews/pics_base/CFD0C5CECEC5D4_1702624763.png And finally, for openSUSE Kalpa: https://www.opennet.ru/opennews/pics_base/CFD0C5CECEC5D4_1702624800.png The election of OpenSUSE logos was conducted as part of the initiative to separate the branding of OpenSUSE and SUSE. Until now, the SUSE and OpenSUSE logos were similar to such an extent […]

Release of Manjaro Linux 23.1 Distribution

Posted on

The release of Manjaro Linux 23.1 has taken place, built on the basis of Arch Linux and aimed at beginner users. The distribution is notable for its simplified and user-friendly installation process, support for automatic hardware detection, and installation of the necessary drivers for its operation. Manjaro is available in live builds with graphical environments KDE (3.7 GB), GNOME (3.5 GB), and Xfce (3.5 GB). During […]

The openSUSE project has announced an additional vote for logo selection.

Posted on

Douglas DeMaio, the SUSE manager responsible for marketing and community engagement for openSUSE, announced a decision to hold an additional vote on the logo selection in response to criticism from project participants regarding the voting process and the lack of an option to retain the current logo. The logo competition was conducted considering votes from all interested parties, regardless of their involvement in development, including […]

Evaluation of IPv6 popularity in Cloudflare traffic

Posted on

Cloudflare analyzed the implementation of the IPv6 protocol in the global network using data traffic from its services as a source. In the content delivery network traffic, the number of users supporting IPv6 is estimated at 35.9% (the share of IPv6 support among bots is 24%, while among humans it is 46%). For comparison, according to the internet registry APNIC, the global level of IPv6 implementation […]

Mozilla has launched the add-on repository for the Android version of Firefox.

Posted on

Mozilla announced the readiness of the infrastructure and add-on repository for the Android version of Firefox. Firefox for Android has become the first mobile browser with a fully open ecosystem of add-ons available. At the start of November, around 200 add-ons were planned to be adapted for the Android version of Firefox by the time of the launch, but the plan was exceeded, and on the official opening day of the repository, […]

Ardour 8.2

Posted on

A new version of Ardour 8.2 is available for download—free and open-source software for audio recording. This update includes support for new devices and bug fixes. In Ardour 8.2, support for new devices has been added, including Novation LaunchPad X and LaunchPad Mini controllers, as well as the Solid State Logic UF8 USB MIDI / Mackie Control Protocol device. In […]

One third of Java projects based on the Log4j library continue to use vulnerable versions.

Posted on

Veracode has published the results of a study on the relevance of critical vulnerabilities in the Log4j Java library identified in the past two years. By examining 38,278 applications used in 3,866 organizations, researchers at Veracode found that 38% of them are using vulnerable versions of Log4j. The main reason for continuing to use outdated code is the inclusion of old libraries in projects or the labor intensity of migrating from already unsupported branches […]

« to the beginning 350 351 352 353 354 355 356 357 358 359 to the end »
Buy reliable website hosting with DDoS protection, VPS VDS servers 🔥 Buy reliable website hosting with DDoS protection, VPS VDS servers | ProHoster