Bootkitty: Analyzing the first UEFI bootkit for Linux
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Find My IP

Find My IP is a straightforward Android app designed to fetch and optionally
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It can automatically log IP changes in the background, so you don't have to open
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🔗 Links:
- Download: Fdroid | GitHub
- Screenshots
- Source code
Developer: Mateusz Maksimowicz

🏷 Tags: #android #tool

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Emacs: A Basic and Capable Configuration
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Cache Cleaner

Modern extension to easily clean selected cache items specific sites or the whole browser with a single key press, from the right-click context menu or via the toolbar icon popup.

🔗 Links:
- Add it to your browser
- Screenshots
- Features
- Source code
Developer: CSSNR

🏷️ Tags: #Browser #Extension

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How much memory do you need in 2024 to run 1M concurrent tasks?
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Show HN: Screen Sharing in the Browser–No Downloads, No Registrations
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Show HN: Vince – A self hosted alternative to Google Analytics
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Float Self-Tagging
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Gimp 3.0 – a milestone for open-source image editing
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Better Auth – The most comprehensive authentication library for TypeScript
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SimoKohonen did the math. Here is a list of every vendor and every high-severity CVE from the past 5 years.

Qualcomm: 97,388
Cisco: 15,833
Microsoft: 11,375
Intel: 9,323
Juniper: 5,550
Dell: 5,041
Hp: 4,448
Netgear: 3,855
Apple: 3,544
Siemens: 3,281
Zoho Corp: 2,636
Lexmark: 1,668
Oracle: 1,642
F5: 1,637
Google: 1,557
Netapp: 1,258
Brother: 1,220
Lenovo: 1,195
Adobe: 1,184
Mitsubishi Electric: 1,087
Vmware: 1,071
Amd: 1,053
Huawei: 969
Mediatek: 890
Cdatatec: 841
Zyxel: 815
Redhat: 724
Schneider-Electric: 674
Debian: 671
Aruba Networks: 668
Hikvision: 640
Fedora project: 619
Moxa: 590
Dlink: 546
Linux: 527
Hpe: 493
Ibm: 474
Vivotek: 420
Xerox: 404
Mitsubishi: 397
Totolink: 395
Freebsd: 386
Qnap: 380
Weidmueller: 324
Sap: 308
Canonical: 303
Phoenix Contact: 294
GE Healthcare: 293
Tenda: 292
Tp-Link: 291

Qualcomm takes 1st place.

97,388 high-severity CVEs ÷ 1,825 days (5 years)
An average of 53.36 high-severity CVEs a day

Very cool.