The NetBSD team has officially announced the commencement of preparations for the release of version 11: a dedicated code branch has been created, and the project has now entered the phase of active testing....
OpenAI has unveiled GPT-OSS — its first open-weight model release in six years — a model that can be freely downloaded, executed on a laptop, and customized for individual use. The model is available...
Every Windows 11 user inevitably encounters the same frustration: the operating system arrives bloated with a multitude of pre-installed applications, most of which remain unused. Clipchamp, Feedback Hub, Maps, and dozens of other programs...
In the first half of 2025, Sonatype uncovered a large-scale, ongoing assault on the open-source software ecosystem, orchestrated by the North Korean threat actor known as Lazarus. Sonatype’s automated malware detection systems were the...
In the ongoing development of Linux 6.17, the volume of Rust code and the number of associated abstractions continue to grow. As with recent releases, Rust is steadily establishing itself within the kernel as...
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has announced the public release of Thorium—a powerful analytical platform tailored for experts in digital forensics and malware analysis. This innovative solution, developed in collaboration with...
Proton has unveiled Proton Authenticator—a standalone application for two-factor authentication (2FA), available across Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS. It employs TOTP codes that refresh every 30 seconds, providing an additional layer of protection...
This past weekend marked the release of the final version of the Linux 6.16 kernel, traditionally announced by Linus Torvalds himself. The development process was calm and steady, though it lacked headline-grabbing features—making the...
Following the release of GNU Binutils 2.45, a new version of the standard C library for Linux and other systems—GNU C Library 2.42—has been unveiled today. glibc 2.42 continues its integration of ISO C23...
The Linux kernel may soon see the removal of one of its oldest and most enigmatic limitations, a constraint that has persisted since 1993. A developer from Alibaba discovered that a script generating an...
Veteran Linux kernel developer Sasha Levin, currently at NVIDIA and formerly with Google and Microsoft, has proposed the formal inclusion of guidelines for the use of AI assistants in kernel development within the official...
Privacy in the age of ubiquitous AI assistants is becoming an increasingly nebulous concept. Many neural network-powered services collect, store, and analyze user queries, transforming personal conversations into fuel for algorithmic training. Against this...
Researchers from EMBL-EBI, in collaboration with colleagues at Heidelberg University, have introduced CORNETO—a novel computational tool designed to help scientists decode complex omics data. The methodology is detailed in Nature Machine Intelligence. CORNETO, an...
Intel has officially announced the discontinuation of Clear Linux—one of the most high-performing and innovative Linux distributions in recent years. This decision comes as part of the company’s broader cost-cutting initiative. Designed from the...
New data reveals a compelling shift in the U.S. desktop operating system landscape: Linux has, for the first time, surpassed the five-percent threshold, reaching a market share of 5.03 percent—a landmark moment for the...
AsyncRAT, first introduced on GitHub in January 2019, has evolved into one of the most formidable tools in the cybercriminal arsenal. Its open-source architecture, written in C#, has laid the foundation for a multitude...
