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At Google, we believe that cloud computing will increasingly shift towards private, encrypted services that guarantee users complete confidence in maintaining data privacy. Google Cloud already encrypts client data in transit and at rest, but it must still be decrypted for processing. Confidential computing is a revolutionary technology used for encrypting data during […]
I have seen many instructions for Mikrotik's Dude online, but I couldn't find information on how to properly write and use scripts and functions. Now that I've partially figured it out, I'm ready to share with you. There won't be a description of installation and basic setup of Dude, as there are many detailed instructions for that. Also, I won't explain why I specifically use Dude, […]
The release of the Thunderbird 78.2.2 email client is now available, which introduces support for rearranging email recipients via Drag&Drop. The chat feature has removed Twitter support, which was inoperable. The built-in OpenPGP implementation has improved failure handling during key imports, established online key searching, and addressed decryption issues when using certain HTTP proxies. Proper handling of vCard 2.1 attachments has been ensured. […]
Seventeen new participants have joined the initiative to increase predictability in open source software licensing, agreeing to apply more lenient revocation conditions for their open projects, allowing time to address identified violations. The total number of companies that have signed the agreement has exceeded 60. New participants signing the GPL Cooperation Commitment include NetApp, Salesforce, Seagate Technology, Ericsson, Fujitsu Limited, Indeed, Infosys, Lenovo, […]
TL;DR, dear Habr users. Autumn has come, the calendar page has turned once again, and September 3rd has finally passed. This means it's time to return to work — not only to it but also to learning. — For us, — said Alice, catching her breath, — when you run at full speed for a long time, you inevitably end up in another place. […]
Bitrix24 is a massive tool that combines CRM, document management, accounting, and many other features that are very appealing to managers and not so much to IT staff. The portal is used by many small and medium-sized companies, including small clinics, manufacturers, and even beauty salons. The primary function that managers 'love' is telephony integration and […]
There are various options for integrating the Asterisk IP PBX with Bitrix24 CRM available online, but we have decided to create our own. The functionality is quite standard: By clicking on a link with the client's phone number in Bitrix24, Asterisk connects the internal number of the user who clicked with the client's phone number. A record of the call is logged in Bitrix24, and upon completion […]
An update has been prepared for the OpenWrt 19.07.4 distribution, designed for use in various networking devices such as routers and access points. OpenWrt supports a wide range of different platforms and architectures and features a build system that simplifies cross-compilation, allowing various components to be included in the build, which makes it easy to create firmware or disk images tailored to specific tasks with […]
The Ubuntu*Pack 20.04 distribution is now available for free download, presented in the form of 13 independent systems with various interfaces, including Budgie, Cinnamon, GNOME, GNOME Classic, GNOME Flashback, KDE (Kubuntu), LXqt (Lubuntu), MATE, Unity, and Xfce (Xubuntu), as well as two new interfaces: DDE (Deepin Desktop Environment) and Like Win (Windows 10 style interface). The distributions are based on […]
Details have emerged about a new vulnerability (CVE-2020-1968) in the TLS protocol, codenamed Raccoon, which under rare circumstances allows the determination of the pre-master key that can be used to decrypt TLS connections, including HTTPS, when intercepting transit traffic (MITM). It is noted that the attack is very complex to implement in practice and is more theoretical in nature. To carry out the attack […]
Let's discuss why CI tools and CI are quite different. What pain points is CI aimed to solve, where did the idea originate, what are the latest confirmations that it works, and how to determine if you actually have practice rather than just a set-up Jenkins instance. The idea to give a presentation on Continuous Integration came about a year ago when I was attending interviews looking for a job. I spoke […]
On Habr, it is often said that all IT courses are not quite right. There is a unique opportunity to get courses that are just perfect. All you need to do is participate in the creation. Slurm is gathering a group of consultant-testers for a course on monitoring and logging in Kubernetes. A consultant-tester can suggest a lesson topic that is needed for their real-life tasks. Influence the depth of material coverage — […]