๐Ÿš€ Oh joy, another app to protect the tinfoil-hat-wearing Linux crowd from the dreaded automatic updates, the horror! ๐Ÿ˜‚ Because, clearly, nothing screams security like trusting a random third-party app instead of "foreign-controlled" software. ๐Ÿ™„ Linux users, rejoice in your newfound paranoia! ๐Ÿ›ก๏ธ
https://obdev.at/blog/little-snitch-for-linux/ #LinuxApp #SecurityUpdates #TinfoilHat #Paranoia #ThirdPartyApps #TechHumor #HackerNews #ngated
Little Snitch for Linux โ€” Because Nothing Else Came Close

Recent political events have pushed governments and organizations to seriously question their dependence on foreign-controlled software. The core issue is simple and uncomfortable: through automatic updates, a vendor can run any code, with anyโ€ฆ

Objective Development
ASP.NET Core 2.3 end of support announcement - .NET Blog

ASP.NET Core 2.3 will reach end of support on April 7, 2027. Learn what this means for your applications and how to upgrade to a modern supported version of .NET.

.NET Blog

So I have a habit of running the latest versions of #ChromeCanary and #FirefoxNightly just because I don't want to fall behind on #SecurityUpdates, to test for #compatibility and other issues and to sstay ahead of any #vulnerabilities in my #browser because I store a lot of #passwords locally in my profiles among other information that I don't #sync online.

Well, lately, every time the browser updates, I keep having to #SignIn to different services like #ChatGPT #Google for #GMail and #Microsoft #Outlook etc.

Nothing changed in my #configuration and I didn't install any #extensions that I know of which would do this.

Ever since #Windows #11 version #29550 came out, this has been a frequent occurrence.

Coincidence?

via @dotnet : .NET and .NET Framework March 2026 servicing releases updates

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#dotnet #dotnetcore #dotnetframework #servicingupdates #securityupdates #CVE2026 #CVE2026-26130 #CVE2026-26127 #CVE2026-26131 #ASP.NETCore #EntityFrameworkCore #Ruโ€ฆ

.NET and .NET Framework March 2026 servicing releases updates - .NET Blog

A recap of the latest servicing updates for .NET and .NET Framework for March 2026.

.NET Blog
Google API Keys Werenโ€™t Secrets. But then Gemini Changed the Rules.

Yikes! It turns out Gemini and Google Maps (and other services) share the same API keys... but Google Maps API keys are designed to be public, since they are embedded โ€ฆ

Simon Willisonโ€™s Weblog
.NET and .NET Framework February 2026 servicing releases updates - .NET Blog

A recap of the latest servicing updates for .NET and .NET Framework for February 2026.

.NET Blog

Calibre 9.2.1 tightens security and cleans up some annoying regressions

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://nerds.xyz/2026/02/calibre-921-security-fixes/

๐Ÿšจ Important privacy & security update โ€” New developments highlighted in our latest report may impact user safety, data protection, or system behavior. Staying informed is essential to reduce risk and avoid potential issues.

If you care about digital privacy, security, and transparency, donโ€™t miss this.

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#TechNews #CyberSecurity #Privacy #DigitalSafety #OpenSource #SecurityUpdates

Stanley Malware Toolkit Abuses Chrome Extensions to Spoof Legitimate Websites

The Stanley malware kit uses malicious Chrome extensions to redirect users to phishing pages while the browser URL remains unchanged.