Mayank Sharma
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Build your own search engine with YaCy
If Google gives you the creeps, you can deploy your very own distributed search engine without much effort. → Read More
Create your own private cloud server
Stop using third-party file sharing and streaming services, and instead deploy open source alternatives with a single click. → Read More
This new Raspberry Pi-powered cluster computer is cheaper than a basic desktop
The Turing Pi 2 can pack in four Raspberry Pi CM4s with up to 32GB of RAM. → Read More
Pretty much all Wi-Fi routers are vulnerable to attack, study finds
Researchers have found hundreds of vulnerabilities in nine popular Wi-Fi routers used by millions all over the world. → Read More
Russia has banned a whole load more VPN services
Another six VPN services have been outlawed, bringing the total number of VPN services banned in Russia to 15. → Read More
Everyone's been talking about AWS, and Google Cloud is jealous
Google announces its roadmap for developing new cloud regions going into the new year. → Read More
A single VPN drop-out exposed breach scandal that cost Ubiquiti $4bn
A flaky internet connection has helped investigators link a former Ubiquiti employee to the data breach earlier this year. → Read More
Ubuntu is the brains behind Xiaomi's Half Life-esque CyberDog
Xiaomi’s four-legged robot runs Ubuntu 18.04 and will receive updates throughout its lifetime. → Read More
Mozilla patches critical security flaw that impacts several popular software offerings
Flaw affects multiple open source email clients and PDF viewers. → Read More
New Western Digital 30TB HDDs could be on the horizon
WD believes it can bank on its proprietary OptiNAND technology to create bigger capacity conventional HDD by adding more platters. → Read More
China set to embrace open source in new software push
China says it needs to overhaul its attitude towards software, and create two or three open source communities of international influence in the next five years. → Read More
Seagate launches 20TB IronWolf and Exos hard drives
Seagate delivers two highly-anticipated 20TB HDDs. → Read More
Black Friday saw a huge jump in malware attacks
Scammers were relentless in facilitating malicious campaigns, despite shoppers spending less in 2021. → Read More
These ancient HP printer security flaws are still exposing 150 models to attack
Vulnerabilities have managed to evade detection for over half a decade, and could also impact other devices, experts warn. → Read More
A RISC-V Raspberry Pi rival is about to hit the market
Vision V1 hopes to become the first RISC-V-based Linux-running SBC. → Read More
Enhance your router with OpenWRT
Replace the stock firmware on your router with OpenWRT to access a whole lot of new and interesting features and functionality. → Read More
China set to further restrict cross-border data flow
New five-year plan strenghtens China’s bid to exercise control over storage and movement of data across the country. → Read More
Intel is secretly stockpiling masses of its old technology for security research
Intel hasn’t denied the existence of the facility, though it wouldn’t disclose its exact location. → Read More
Cambridge Quantum merges with Honeywell to form quantum computing supergiant
Quantinuum will help accelerate the quantum computing ecosystem as a whole, affirms new CEO. → Read More
Hundreds of thousands of Android users infected by banking malware hosted on Play Store
Threat actors are adapting their attack vectors to bypass automated filtering mechanisms devised by Google. → Read More