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Russians faced a massive failure of services that allowed them to bypass mobile internet restrictions.

Posted on 24.01.202622.05.2026

On the morning of January 24, Russians began reporting widespread issues with services that allowed them to bypass mobile internet restrictions. According to the resource "Kод Дурова", a number of VPN services suddenly lost access to many servers used to bypass mobile internet restrictions in Russian regions. Data from "Код Дурова" indicates that several VPN services successfully circumvented the restrictions of the "white lists" […]

Release of standard C libraries Glibc 2.43 and newlib 4.6.0

Posted on 24.01.2026

After six months of development, the release of the GNU C Library 2.43 (glibc) has been published, which fully complies with the ISO C23 and POSIX.1-2024 standards. A total of 69 developers contributed to the creation of this new release. Notable improvements in glibc 2.43 include: An experimental feature for Clang compiler support, currently available only for aarch64-linux-gnu and x86_64-linux-gnu platforms using […]

Node.js changes bug bounty program due to AI clutter

Posted on 24.01.2026

The Node.js project is changing its bug bounty program after developers faced a flood of reports generated by artificial intelligence that are difficult to assess. Now, submitting vulnerability reports to the Node.js project on HackerOne requires a Signal score of 1.0 or higher. The Node.js security team has experienced a significant increase in low-quality reports. This trend has been ongoing for […]

Rust 1.93

Posted on 23.01.2026

The next stable release of the Rust compiler and language standard has been published. The update of the musl standard library to version 1.2.5 ensures that various target platforms *-linux-musl come with musl 1.2.5. This mainly affects static musl builds for x86_64, aarch64, and powerpc64le, which previously used version 1.2.3. This update includes several fixes and improvements, along with one 'breaking' change, […]

OpenWrt 24.10.5

Posted on 23.01.2026

_______ ________ __ | |.——.——.——.| | | |.—-.| |_ | — || _ | -__| || | | || _|| _| |_______|| __|_____|__|__||________||__| |____| |__| W I R E L E S S F R E E D O M —————————————————— OpenWrt 24.10.5, r29087-d9c5716d1d —————————————————— OpenWrt 24.10.5 was released on December 19 — an operating system based on […]

The Singularity project is developing an open rootkit that bypasses SELinux, Netfilter, LKRG, and eBPF

Posted on 23.01.2026

Matheus Alves, a security researcher specializing in malware, published an update on the Singularity project, which develops an open rootkit for the Linux kernel, released under the MIT license. The goal of the project is to demonstrate methods that allow hiding one's presence after gaining root access and maintaining the ability to execute privileged operations covertly. It is believed that Singularity could be useful for security researchers for testing and development […]

30 years of ReactOS

Posted on 23.01.2026

The ReactOS project celebrates its thirtieth anniversary! Happy birthday, ReactOS! Today marks 30 years since the first commit in the ReactOS source code tree. It has been such a long journey that many of our current contributors, including me, were not even born at that time. Nevertheless, our mission is to provide "your favorite Windows applications and drivers in an environment […]

Chawan 0.3.3 — a text web browser and pager

Posted on 23.01.2026

Chawan is a text web browser and pager for Unix-like systems, focused on implementing modern web standards. At the same time, Chawan aims to be self-sufficient, easy to use, and extensible. It includes features such as CSS, inline images in the terminal (enabling this feature is optional; configuration needs to be edited), and JavaScript, implemented through a small independent browser engine. […]

fastfetch 2.58

Posted on 22.01.2026

Version 2.58 of the cross-platform console utility fastfetch has been released, designed to display system information similarly to neofetch. The project is written in C and released under the MIT license. In the new version: The de.slowVersionDetection option has been removed. Slow version detection is now always enabled, as it is necessary for distributions that do not comply with the FHS standard (e.g., NixOS; #2149, DE, Linux). It is still […]

Rust 1.93 has been released. Projects Rex, Fjall 3, and Arti 1.9.0

Posted on 22.01.2026

The release of the Rust programming language 1.93 has been published, initially developed by Mozilla and now maintained under the auspices of the independent non-profit organization Rust Foundation. The language focuses on safe memory usage and provides means for achieving high task parallelism, doing so without resorting to garbage collection and runtime (runtime is limited to basic initialization and support of the standard library). Methods of operation […]

PyTorch 2.10 has been released

Posted on 22.01.2026

PyTorch, a popular framework for machine learning, has been updated to version 2.10. Among the key innovations are: AMD ROCm support: Grouped GEMM support has been introduced. ROCm support for Windows has been improved. New GPU models GFX1150/GFX1151 (AI 300 series) have been added to the hipblaslt support list. Expanded functionalities such as support for scaled_mm v2 and AOTriton scaled_dot_product_attention. Intel GPU support: […]

Curl terminates bug bounty program due to AI-generated noise

Posted on 22.01.2026

The curl project has discontinued its bug bounty program after developers encountered a flood of reports generated by artificial intelligence, which are difficult to assess. Last week, Daniel Stenberg, the project leader, posted on GitHub about ending the program by the end of January 2026. He had previously expressed frustration about AI-generated bug reports in early […]

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