Windows 11 continues to accrete web components virtually everywhere—from Discord and Teams to WhatsApp, Windows Search, the Start menu, and even the new agenda view in the notification center. The situation has grown so...
After installing the KB5067036 update for Windows 11, some users began noticing peculiar system behavior — when launching Task Manager, multiple instances of the process are created, each continuing to run in the background...
The developers of Redox OS, an operating system written entirely in Rust, have enabled multithreading support by default for systems based on the x86 architecture. Previously available only as an experimental feature, it has...
The bcachefs filesystem, now developed outside the Linux kernel, has released its first set of packages for live loading via DKMS. This move came in response to the community’s decision: in kernel version 6.17,...
The Hashcat development team has unveiled a major update to its renowned password-cracking tool—version 7.0.0. This marks the first major release in over two years, encompassing hundreds of bug fixes, dozens of new features,...
Several years ago, Google engineers began developing the Address Space Isolation (ASI) mechanism for the Linux kernel, designed to shield systems from attacks exploiting speculative processor execution. The aim was to create a universal...
The new Linux 6.17 kernel introduces a unified standard for the so-called “performance button” increasingly found on gaming laptops. This key now has an assigned unique code—KEY_PERFORMANCE—allowing Linux systems to properly recognize it and...
The new Linux kernel version 6.17 introduces substantial enhancements to the EXT4 file system, significantly boosting the performance of servers equipped with numerous CPU cores and running large volumes of containers. These advancements refine...
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...
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...
The stable release of Suricata 8.0 has officially been unveiled—a powerful open-source intrusion detection and network traffic analysis system developed by the OISF foundation. This marks the first major update in two years since...
Kereva LLM Code Scanner is a static analysis tool designed to identify potential security risks, performance issues, and vulnerabilities in Python codebases that use Large Language Models (LLMs). It analyzes your code without execution...
