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Packj — a toolkit for detecting malicious libraries in Python and JavaScript.

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The developers of the Packj platform, which analyzes the security of libraries, have released an open-source command line tool that allows for the detection of risky constructs in packages that may be associated with malicious activity or the presence of vulnerabilities used to carry out attacks on projects utilizing the examined packages ("supply chain"). Support is provided for package verification in Python and JavaScript languages hosted in the PyPi and NPM directories (in this […]

Twenty-third firmware update of Ubuntu Touch

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The UBports project, which took over the development of the Ubuntu Touch mobile platform after Canonical distanced itself from it, has released the OTA-23 firmware update (over-the-air). The project is also developing an experimental port of the Unity 8 desktop, which has been renamed to Lomiri. The Ubuntu Touch OTA-23 update has been created for BQ E4.5/E5/M10/U Plus smartphones, Cosmo Communicator, F(x)tec Pro1, Fairphone 2/3, Google […]

Release of the Rizin reverse engineering framework 0.4.0 and GUI Cutter 2.1.0

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The release of the Rizin reverse engineering framework and its associated graphical interface Cutter has taken place. The Rizin project began as a fork of the Radare2 framework and continued its development with an emphasis on a user-friendly API and a focus on code analysis without forensics. Since the fork, the project has switched to a fundamentally different mechanism for saving sessions ("projects") in the form of states based on serialization. In addition […]

CODE 22.5 has been released, a distribution for deploying LibreOffice Online.

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Collabora has released the CODE 22.5 (Collabora Online Development Edition) platform, offering a specialized distribution for rapid deployment of LibreOffice Online and organizing collaborative remote work with the office suite via the web to achieve functionality similar to Google Docs and Office 365. The distribution is formatted as a pre-configured Docker container and is also available as packages for […]

The release of the Thunderbird 102 email client has occurred.

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A year after the release of the last significant version, the Thunderbird 102 email client has been released, developed by the community and based on Mozilla technologies. This new release is categorized as a long-term support version, with updates being released over the course of a year. Thunderbird 102 is based on the ESR codebase of Firefox 102. The release is available for direct download, with automatic updates […]

Release of Firefox 102

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The release of the Firefox 102 web browser has taken place. Firefox 102 is categorized as a long-term support (ESR) branch, with updates being released for a year. Additionally, an update for the previous long-term support branch 91.11.0 has been formed (two more updates 91.12 and 91.13 are expected shortly). The Firefox 103 branch will be moved to beta testing in the coming hours, […]

The Chrome OS 103 operating system is now available.

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The release of Chrome OS 103, based on the Linux kernel, the upstart system manager, the ebuild/portage build toolkit, open components, and Chrome 103, is now available. The user environment in Chrome OS is limited to the web browser, and instead of standard applications, web applications are used. Nevertheless, Chrome OS includes a full multi-window interface, desktop, and taskbar. The build of Chrome OS 103 […]

Release of the Git source code management system 2.37

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The release of the distributed version control system Git 2.37 has been announced. Git is one of the most popular, reliable, and high-performance version control systems, providing flexible tools for nonlinear development based on branching and merging. To ensure the integrity of the history and resistance to changes made 'retroactively,' implicit hashing of the entire previous history in each commit is used, and digital signature verification is also possible […]

A vulnerability in OpenSSL 3.0.4 that leads to remote memory corruption of the process.

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A vulnerability has been identified in the OpenSSL cryptographic library (CVE has not yet been assigned), allowing a remote attacker to corrupt the memory contents of a process by sending specially formatted data during the establishment of a TLS connection. It is currently unclear whether this issue could lead to the execution of the attacker's code and data leakage from the process's memory, or if it is limited to just a crash. The vulnerability manifests itself […]

Wifibox 0.10 — An Environment for Using WiFi Drivers on Linux in FreeBSD

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The release of Wifibox 0.10 is now available, aimed at resolving the issue of using wireless adapters in FreeBSD for which the necessary drivers are missing. The problematic adapters for FreeBSD are supported by running a guest system with Linux, in which the native Linux drivers for wireless devices are loaded. The installation of the guest system with drivers is automated, and all necessary components are provided in the form of ready-made […]

The application of asynchronous buffered writing based on io_uring has reduced latency in XFS by up to 80 times.

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A series of patches have been published for inclusion in the Linux 5.20 kernel, adding support for asynchronous buffered writes in the XFS file system using the io_uring mechanism. Preliminary performance tests conducted with the fio tool (1 stream, block size 4KB, 600 seconds, sequential write) show an increase in input/output operations per second (IOPS) from 77k to 209k, data transfer rates from […]

Changes have been accepted in containerd that allow the launch of Linux containers on FreeBSD.

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The containerd project has accepted a set of changes that integrate support for the runj runtime and enable the use of OCI-compatible container images based on Linux in FreeBSD, such as Docker images. The comments on the changes include an example of successfully running an Alpine Linux image in FreeBSD. $ sudo ctr run —rm —runtime wtf.sbk.runj.v1 —tty —snapshotter zfs docker.io/library/alpine:latest test sh -c ‘cat /etc/os-release […

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