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Release CAINE 11.0, a distribution for uncovering hidden data

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The CAINE 11.0 (Computer Aided INvestigative Environment) release has been unveiled. This specialized live distribution is designed for conducting forensic analysis, searching for hidden and deleted data on disks, and uncovering residual information to reconstruct the breach of the system. The distribution is based on Ubuntu and features a unified graphical interface built on the MATE shell to manage a variety of utilities for exploring both Unix and Windows […]

Chart EMEAA: oh, hello, Football Manager 2020

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On November 19, Football Manager 2020 was released and, according to GamesIndustry, immediately topped the EMEAA weekly chart, surpassing Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. In the second week since its release, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is holding its second position, while Call of Duty: Modern Warfare has dropped to fourth place [...]

What discounts do hosts have this Black Friday

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Hello, Habr! Like last year, the Hosting Cafe team has prepared a collection of discounts from hosts for this Black Friday, sorted in descending order of discount percentage. Inferno.name — Up to 99% off on dedicated servers and VPS. Namecheap.com — Up to 98% off on domain registrations, hosting, email hosting, and SSL certificates. Hyperhost.ua — 90% off [...]

Host discounts for Black Friday 2019

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"Why not create another collection of discounts for Black Friday in the hosting sector," I thought... and I did. Collections from past years are here and here. Host4.biz — 90% off on virtual or VIP hosting, 50% off on Linux VPS. Hyperhost.ua — 90% off on virtual hosting, 30% off on virtual servers. Ntup.net — 90% off on virtual and [...]

Illustrated Guide to OAuth and OpenID Connect

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Translator's note: This excellent material from Okta clearly and simply explains the principles of how OAuth and OIDC (OpenID Connect) work. This knowledge will be useful for developers, system administrators, and even "regular users" of popular web applications, who are likely also exchanging confidential data with other services. In the "stone age" of the internet, sharing information between services was easy. You just [...]

Release of MAT2 0.10, a tool for metadata removal

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The MAT2 0.10.0 utility has been released, designed for removing metadata from files in various formats. The program addresses the issue of residual data remaining in documents and multimedia files, which may be perceived as undesirable for disclosure. For example, photographs may retain data about location, time of capture, and device used, while edited images may contain information about the operating system and the programs used [...].

Progress in the use of the Redox OS on real hardware

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Jeremy Soller, the founder of the Redox operating system written in Rust, spoke about the successful use of Redox on the System76 Galaga Pro laptop (Jeremy Soller works at System76). Fully functional components include the keyboard, touchpad, storage (NVMe), and Ethernet. Experiments with Redox on the laptop have already improved driver performance and provided HiDPI support for some […]

That's why the next release of Windows 10 will be numbered 2004

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Traditionally, the 'ten' uses version numbers that are direct indicators of release dates. Although they often differ from actual dates, this approach allows for a fairly accurate estimation of when a particular version will be released. For instance, version 1809 was scheduled for September 2018 but was released in October. Windows 10 (1903) corresponds to March and May 2019, respectively. The same […]

The free upgrade to Windows 10 is still available to users

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Microsoft officially ceased to provide the option for free upgrades from Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 to Windows 10 in December 2017. Despite this, reports have surfaced online that some users with a legitimate copy of Windows 7 or Windows 8.1 are still able to perform a free upgrade to Windows 10. It’s worth noting […]

Enthusiast Builds End-of-the-World Computer

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Enthusiast Jay Doscher developed the Raspberry Pi Recovery Kit, which theoretically is capable of surviving the end of the world while remaining fully operational. Jay took available electronic components and encased them in a protected waterproof housing impervious to physical damage. There’s also a copper foil casing to shield against electromagnetic radiation. Some components were printed using a 3D printer. […]

Buildroot: Creating Cross-Platform Firmware with zabbix-server

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Task History Small-sized companies, on one hand, need quality monitoring of their infrastructure (especially in light of widespread virtualization), but on the other hand, it's financially challenging for them to purchase new equipment. There are also often issues with server/hardware: typically, 1-3 tower servers sit next to user workstations or in a small niche/crawl space. It’s simpler to use an existing build (distribution), […]

Getting Rid of Annoying Warnings When Logging Into the Terminal Server

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Not long ago, we implemented a solution on a Windows terminal server. As usual, we created shortcuts for employees on their desktops and said — get to work. But the users were quite intimidated by Cybersecurity. Upon connecting to the server and seeing messages like: "Do you trust this server? Are you sure?", they panicked and turned to us — is everything okay, can we […]

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