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Release of the system manager systemd 255

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After four months of development, the release of the system manager systemd 255 has been announced. Among the most important improvements are: support for exporting storage through NVMe-TCP, the systemd-bsod component for full-screen error messages, the systemd-vmspawn utility for launching virtual machines, the varlinkctl utility for managing Varlink services, the systemd-pcrlock utility for analyzing TPM2 PCR registers and generating access rules, and the pam_systemd_loadkey.so authentication module. Key changes […]

Support for EPEL has been added to the ELevate project.

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Andrew Lukoshko, Chief Engineer Hello everyone! Today the AlmaLinux OS Foundation is excited to share some important news regarding our ELevate project (a project that helps migrate between major versions of RHEL derivatives). Previously, ELevate supported only official repositories (completely excluding third-party ones). However, the AlmaLinux team has made significant improvements! We are happy to announce that the first step has been taken, and EPEL support is now enabled in […]

SLAM — an attack on Intel, AMD, and ARM CPUs that enables the determination of memory content.

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A group of researchers from the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam has presented a new attack technique called SLAM (Spectre Linear Address Masking), offering a new way to exploit the Spectre class of microarchitectural vulnerabilities, in which data leakage occurs when translating non-canonical addresses, and new processor extensions for masking linear addresses are used to bypass canonical checks. Researchers have released a toolkit implementing this method and proposed […]

Chrome 120 has been released.

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Google has released version 120 of the Chrome web browser. At the same time, a stable release of the open-source project Chromium, which serves as the basis for Chrome, is available. The Chrome browser differs from Chromium by using Google logos, having a crash notification system, modules for playing protected video content (DRM), an automatic update installation system, always-on Sandbox isolation, providing keys to Google API, and transmitting when […]

Fedora 40 is set to implement the second stage of universal kernel image deployment.

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The release of Fedora Linux 40 plans to implement the second stage of the transition to the modernized boot process proposed by Lennart Poettering. Differences from classic booting involve using a unified kernel image (UKI) instead of an initrd image generated on the local system during the package installation. This UKI is generated within the distribution's infrastructure and is digitally signed by the distribution. The proposal is still […]

srsRAN 4G 23.11 has been released — an open-source implementation of the 4G/LTE stack.

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The software radio systems Radio Access Network project, or srsRAN, aims to implement the 4G/LTE and 5G stacks. Previously, the project was known as srsLTE. Key changes compared to the previous version include: fixes to srsUE related to bandwidths of 5, 10, 15, and 20 MHz, a new algorithm for frequency calculation, an updated cmake, and several bug fixes improving stability […]

fish 3.6.2 and 3.6.3 with CVE-2023-49284 fix

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A corrective release of 3.6.2 of the fish interactive command shell has occurred, addressing the CVE-2023-49284 vulnerability. The fish shell uses certain Unicode characters for internal wildcard and extension marking. This incorrect approach allowed these characters to appear in the command substitution output instead of converting them into a safe internal representation. Although this may cause unexpected behavior with direct input (for example, […]

Release of the open game engine Godot 4.2

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After five months of development, the release of the open-source game engine Godot 4.2, suitable for creating 2D and 3D games, has been published. The engine supports an easy-to-learn language for game logic, a graphical environment for game design, a one-click game deployment system, extensive animation capabilities, and a physical simulation system, along with a built-in debugger and performance bottleneck detection system. The game code […]

The Hare programming language has implemented support for OpenBSD

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The programming language Hare, marketed as a systems programming language that is easier than C but close to it, has added support for the OpenBSD operating system. OpenBSD is the first new platform added to Hare since the project's initial release in April 2022, which originally supported only Linux and FreeBSD. The Hare compiler was ported to OpenBSD about a year […]

Arch Linux has switched to using GitLab for bug tracking

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The developers of the Arch Linux distribution announced the completion of the migration of the bug tracking system to the GitLab platform and the inclusion of support for merge requests on the GitLab server hosting the project. The modernization of the bug tracking system has been the next step following the migration of the package development infrastructure from Subversion to Git and GitLab. The old bug tracking interface, based on the Flyspray platform, will […]

Release of GNU Mes 0.26, a toolkit for self-sufficient distribution building

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The release of the GNU Mes 0.26 toolkit has been published, providing the bootstrapping process for GCC and enabling a closed-loop rebuild from source. The toolkit addresses the issue of a verified initial build of the compiler in distributions, breaking the chain of cyclic rebuilding (where compiled executables require already built compilers, and binary builds of the compiler may potentially harbor hidden backdoors, thus preventing […]

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