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Google to launch CARBON, a potential C++ successor.
Google engineers have worked on a language experiment, Carbon, to succeed, likely, to C++.Engineers have designed it around a specific set of goals, priorities, and use cases which are intended…
A year ago with Flutter 2.0, the Flutter team allowed developers to build cross-platform Apps by enlarging platform targets.
It became then possible to build from a single codebase, iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux Apps, as well Web App running on the most famous web browser Chrome, Firefox, Safari…
Microsoft to launch Autopatch
For almost 2 decades, firms such as Microsoft, Oracle, etc… have released regular security patches on what’s now called “Patch Tuesday” or ”Update Tuesday” which occurs as its name says…
Linux kernel to move to modern C
Everyone knows the Penguin mascot OS, Linux and its “Benevolent Dictator for Life” and foundator Linus Torvalds. When he created what would become the Linux kernel in 1991, M. Torvalds…
GO 1.18 released
Launched in 2007 by Google, Go is a language meant to create simple, reliable, securised and multithreaded applications. Google announced GO 1.18 which will support natively “fuzz testing” or “fuzzing”…
Internet shutdown
What’s the common point between Andorra, Twitch and Minecraft ? At first glance it might sound like the beginning of a joke but for Andorra’s inhabitants it wasn’t on this…
Is Open Source in trouble
Earlier this month, 2 libraries from the popular open-source NPM have been corrupted, intentionally, by their developer. Those recent commits are impacting numbers of applications from small to major companies….
Massive Log4J vulnerability
On November 24th, a month before Christmas, for sure, members of the Apache Foundation had some cold sweats or might have canceled their Christmas holidays, when an expert from Alibaba…
The wonders of processor acronyms ¼: CPU
Nowadays, most people own a personal computer ( PC), smartphone or electronic devices embedding chipset, memory, processor etc.. Even if most might approximately know the basics about RAM, CPU, etc…,…
Javascript Malwares are invisible
A released research made by the firm Akamai Technology has shown that an average of 25~26% of javascript malwares are likely undetectable by anti-malwares due to “Obfuscation” techniques. Obfuscation consists…