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New Fragnesia Linux flaw lets attackers gain root privileges

Linux distros are rolling out patches for a new high-severity kernel privilege escalation vulnerability (known as Fragnasia and tracked as CVE-2026-46300) that allows attackers to run malicious code as root.

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YellowKey: доступ до даних, зашифрованих Windows BitLocker, можна легко отримати завдяки флешці з файлами

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Programs for Lilka can now be written in JavaScript!

Lilka is an open-source handheld console based on the ESP32, built by the Ukrainian maker community 🇺🇦. One of its nicest features is mJS support — which means programs for Lilka can be written in JavaScript, the same language that powers half of the modern web. mJS is a tiny JavaScript engine from Cesanta, built specifically for microcontrollers. The syntax is familiar, but standard JS libraries (React, npm modules, and the like) aren't supported — only the basic language and Lilka's own APIs. For simple scripts, that's perfectly fine. And the coolest part — no compilation, no reflashing. A script is just a .js file on the SD card: pick it in the menu and it runs. Edit the code, save, launch again — the whole cycle takes seconds ⚡ That's what makes Lilka such a great platform for tinkering and learning to code.A quick note before we dive in: mJS support is a fairly fresh addition to KeiraOS, introduced in v2.6.5 and still actively being developed. Things mostly work, but you might run into the occasional rough edge — for example, an error

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