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03
Sep

Repairing Repositories in CentOS 7: Transition to Vault Repositories After the End of Official Support

With the official support for CentOS 7 ending in June 2024, the standard repositories such as baseOS, updates, and extras, which were previously used for installing and updating packages, have ceased to function. This means that common update commands like yum update or yum install may no longer work correctly. However, for users who still rely on…
09
Aug

Website Creation with VIP Service

Based on the suggestions of our ambitious clients, we now offer website creation with VIP service. Clients with a prepaid service package will receive 30 minutes of website modifications and the service includes: Content Management System Maintenance: We ensure your CMS is always up-to-date and secure. CMS and Component Updates: We regularly perform updates to ensure optimal…
09
Aug

Discovery of OpenSSH Vulnerability: regreSSHion (CVE-2024-6387)

A critical vulnerability in the OpenSSH server (sshd) named regreSSHion (CVE-2024-6387) was recently discovered. This vulnerability allows remote code execution without authentication, granting full root privileges. It affects the default configuration and requires no user interaction, posing a significant risk of exploitation. Immediate updates are recommended. More information at: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=CVE-2024-6387
09
Aug

Starting in August, it will be necessary for ad codes in Sklik to include the consent parameter

Starting August 1, 2024, for Seznam's conversion and retargeting codes to function correctly, they will need to include the consent parameter with a value of 1. Through this parameter, advertisers inform Seznam whether the user has given consent for targeted advertising or conversion tracking. For more information, please refer to Seznam's blog. For websites and e-shops under…
09
Aug

Google Changes Plans and Will Not End Support for Third-Party Cookies in Chrome

Google has changed its plans and will not end support for third-party cookies in its Chrome browser as originally planned. Instead, the company has decided on a new approach that will give users greater control over their privacy while browsing the internet. This decision represents a significant shift in Google's approach to privacy protection and brings relief…