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The new release of Dropbear 2020.79, a compact SSH server and client, distributed under the MIT license and primarily used on embedded systems such as wireless routers, has been introduced. Dropbear is characterized by low memory usage (with static linking to uClibc, it takes only 110kB), the ability to disable unnecessary functionality at the build stage, and support for building the client and server in a single executable file […]
The stable release of FFmpeg 4.3 ("4:3") has occurred—a set of free libraries with open source code that allows recording, converting, and streaming digital audio and video in various formats. FFmpeg 4.3 includes libraries libavutil 56.51.100, libavcodec 58.91.100, libavformat 58.45.100, libavdevice 58.10.100, libavfilter 7.85.100, libswscale 5.7.100, libswresample 3.7.100, and libpostproc 55.7.100. Key changes include support for the Vulkan API, speed enhancements […]
I spent the first quarter of 2020 preparing for the OSCP exam. Searching for information on Google and numerous "blind" attempts took up all my free time. It turned out to be especially challenging to understand privilege escalation mechanisms. The PWK course pays great attention to this topic, but there are always not enough methodological materials. There are plenty of manuals online with useful commands, but I […]
In this article, I will share my experience setting up CI/CD using the Plesk control panel and GitHub Actions. Today we will learn how to deploy a simple project called "Helloworld." It is written on the Python framework Flask, with workers on Celery and a frontend on Angular 8. Links to the repositories: backend, frontend. In the first part of the article, we will look at our project […]
Hello, Habr. I continue the series of articles on VxLAN EVPN technology, which were written specifically for the launch of the "Network Engineer" course from OTUS. Today, we will consider an interesting part of the tasks — routing. Although it may sound trivial, within the framework of a network fabric, things can be more complicated. Part 1 of the series — L2 connectivity between servers in […]
Nineteen vulnerabilities have been identified in the proprietary Treck TCP/IP stack, which can be exploited by sending specially crafted packets. These vulnerabilities have been given the code name Ripple20. Some vulnerabilities also appear in the KASAGO TCP/IP stack from Zuken Elmic (Elmic Systems), which shares common roots with Treck. The Treck stack is used in many industrial, medical, communication, embedded, and consumer devices (from smart bulbs to printers and […]
An update for the Solaris 11.4 SRU 22 (Support Repository Update) operating system has been released, offering a series of further fixes and improvements for the Solaris 11.4 branch. To install the proposed fixes in the update, simply execute the command 'pkg update'. In this release, alongside bug fixes, the versions of the following open-source components have also been updated: Apache Tomcat 8.5.55, Apache Web Server […]
The FreeBSD Release Engineering Team is pleased to present FreeBSD 11.4-RELEASE – the fifth and final release based on the stable/11 branch. Key changes include: In the base system: LLVM and associated tools (clang, lld, lldb) updated to version 10.0.0. OpenSSL updated to version 1.0.2u. Unbound updated to version 1.9.6. Added ZFS bookmarks renaming. Added command certctl(8). In the package repository: pkg(8) […]
Hello everyone, my name is Sergey Emelyanchik. I am the head of the Audit-Telecom company, the lead developer, and the author of the Veliam system. I decided to write an article about how my friend and I created an outsourcing company, developed software for ourselves, and later began distributing it to anyone interested via a SaaS model. About how I categorically did not believe that this […]
In the previous article, I talked about the background of Veliam's creation and the decision to distribute it through a SaaS model. In this article, I will discuss what we had to do to make the product not local but public. About how we started distribution and what problems we faced. Planning The current server part for users was on Linux. Almost […]
Eleven months after the release of 11.3 and seven months since the release of 12.1, FreeBSD 11.4 is now available, prepared for amd64, i386, powerpc, powerpc64, sparc64, aarch64, and armv6 (BEAGLEBONE, CUBIEBOARD, CUBIEBOARD2, CUBOX-HUMMINGBOARD, Raspberry Pi B, Raspberry Pi 2, PANDABOARD, WANDBOARD) architectures. Additionally, images for virtualization systems (QCOW2, VHD, VMDK, raw) and Amazon cloud environments […]
The Qt Company has released the first beta version of the new Qt 6 branch, which will feature significant architectural changes, and will require a compiler that supports the C++17 standard for building. This release includes only the initial framework of the upcoming Qt 6 release, scheduled for December 1, 2020. The functionality in the Qt 6 branch will expand until the code freeze announcement […]
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