The OpenGnsys team has announced the release of a new maintenance version that incorporates interesting improvements in remotePC, the project that allows remote access to physical devices thanks to the interoperability of OpenGnsys with UDS Enterprise.
A new malware targeting Linux operating systems takes control of the computers it manages to infect through a backdoor. Security firm 360 Netlab has identified this Trojan, known as RotaJariko .
The VDI connection broker UDS Enterprise supports OpenNebula 6 “Mutara”. The technical team of the software for desktop, application virtualization, and remote access has carried out all the appropriate tests in their laboratory to confirm the compatibility of both solutions.
The union of UDS Enterprise 3.0 with OpenNebula 6 provides the user community with a secure, fast desktop virtualization solution, very easy to use and manage. It is the only one whose interoperability is certified, since there is no other VDI broker that has obtained the OpenNebula Ready distinction.
There are many blogs about technology. Highly exploited niches such as free software, or hardware components, security, electronics, etc. On the other hand, Architecnologia is a site somewhat different from the rest. It is not specialized in a single topic but covers different ones that are perhaps not so frequent on the web.
That is what makes this portal interesting, that touch that makes an ordinary blog become something unique. Obviously, this has its drawbacks since the topics discussed are perhaps not so popular, but it does serve as a home for all those users who are orphaned of information by not finding it elsewhere.
Under the motto “Winning over the classroom with Jitsi“, the European Commission invites all ethical hackers to participate in a Hackathon to improve the functionalities of this free and Open Source video conferencing tool. It is organized by an Open Source initiative funded by ISA2 together with Jitsi.
The AlmaLinux team has announced the availability of the first stable version of its operating system. It is a fork of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) that arises as an alternative to CentOS. As you may remember, a few months ago Red Hat announced that it would stop supporting CentOS and, since then, several distributions have started the race to position themselves as the option of choice for users. AlmaLinux is the first to announce a version ready for production environments.
