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The Brave browser has been caught inserting referral links when navigating to certain URLs.

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The Brave Browser, a product based on Chromium, has been caught by users inserting referral links when visiting certain websites. For instance, a referral code is added to the link when navigating to 'binance.us', turning the original link into 'binance.us/en?ref=35089877'. Similarly, the browser behaves this way with some other cryptocurrency-related websites. According to available data, the referral link […]

Release of Kuesa 3D 1.2, a package designed to simplify the development of 3D applications on Qt.

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The company KDAB has published the release of the Kuesa 3D 1.2 toolkit, providing resources for creating 3D applications based on Qt 3D. The project aims to facilitate collaboration between designers creating models in packages like Blender, Maya, and 3ds Max, and developers writing application code using Qt. Working with models is separated from coding, and Kuesa acts as a bridge […]

uBlock Origin now includes script blocking for scanning network ports.

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The EasyPrivacy filter used in uBlock Origin has been updated with rules to block common network port scanning scripts on the user's local system. It is worth noting that in May, port scanning was detected when accessing the eBay.com website. It turned out that this practice is not limited to eBay, as many other websites (Citibank, TD Bank, Sky, GumTree, WePay, etc.) also engage in port scanning […]

SystemRescueCd 6.1.5

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On June 8, the release of SystemRescueCd 6.1.5 took place — a popular live distribution based on Arch Linux for data recovery and partition management. Changes: The kernel has been updated to version 5.4.44 LTS. Unnecessary large firmware files have been removed from initramfs. An encrypt hook has been added for booting from encrypted partitions. A bug that prevented DHCP from starting after PXE boot has been fixed. Auto-login to the serial console is enabled. ‘>>>’ […]

Check Point R80.10 API. Management through CLI, scripts, and more

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I'm sure that everyone who has ever worked with Check Point has had a complaint about the inability to edit the configuration from the command line. This is particularly outrageous for those who have previously worked with Cisco ASA, where almost everything can be configured in CLI. With Check Point, it’s the opposite — all security settings were exclusively done through the graphical interface. However, some […]

Command & Conquer Remastered Collection was cracked on release day, but the collection wasn't particularly protected.

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Command & Conquer Remastered Collection was released on June 5 for PC (Steam and Origin) and appeared on piracy sites the same day. The notorious hacking group CODEX is responsible for the breach of the remastered collection. It is worth noting that Petroglyph and Electronic Arts did not attempt to take additional measures to protect the project. It was equipped with the standard DRM protection of the Steam service, which […]

The release of the Network Security Toolkit 32 distribution

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The release of the NST (Network Security Toolkit) live distribution 32-11992 has been announced, designed for network security analysis and monitoring its operation. The size of the bootable ISO image (x86_64) is 4.1 GB. A special repository has been prepared for Fedora Linux users, allowing them to install all developments created within the NST project on an already installed system. The distribution is based on Fedora 30 and allows for installation […]

A referral code substitution has been discovered in the Brave browser when opening certain websites.

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The Brave web browser has revealed the substitution of referral links when trying to open certain websites by entering their domain in the address bar (the links remain unchanged on open pages). For example, when entering "binance.com" in the address bar, the autocomplete system automatically adds the referral link "binance.com/en?ref=35089877" to the domain. Similar behavior has been observed for domains such as coinbase.com, binance.us, ledger.com, and trezor.io. Such actions were […]

SAS.Planeta is available for working with maps and satellite imagery. Version 200606

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A new release of SAS.Planeta has been published, a free program for viewing and downloading high-resolution satellite images and regular maps provided by services like Google Earth, Google Maps, Bing Maps, DigitalGlobe, "Kosmosnimki", Yandex.Maps, Yahoo! Maps, VirtualEarth, Gurtam, OpenStreetMap, eAtlas, iPhone maps, General Staff maps, and more. Unlike the mentioned services, all downloaded maps remain in the local system, and […]

Email Archiving in Zimbra Collaboration Suite Open-Source Edition

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Email archiving with the ability to view it in the future is an important feature for large businesses. It can be used to address various complaints, conduct investigations, and in a number of other situations. This feature is also useful for SaaS providers to protect themselves in case a malicious user exploits their service for illegal activities. Specifically for these purposes […]

Micro Data Center: Why Are Miniature Data Centers Needed?

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Two years ago, we realized something important: clients are increasingly interested in small forms and low kilowatts, so we launched a new line of products – mini and micro data centers. Essentially, we have placed the 'brains' of a full-fledged data center in a small cabinet. Like full-fledged data centers, they are equipped with all necessary engineering systems, including power supply components, […]

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