OpenSSH on Alpine accepts long passwords for passwordless accounts

OpenSSH on Alpine Linux accepts any password over 256 characters for accounts with no password set, letting remote attackers log in as key-only users or Alpine's default cloud user. — sshhole.com

Discord moves desktop app to Rust

Discord is moving its desktop app to Rust, replacing the Electron framework that currently powers it. An early Windows build uses just 290MB of RAM, far below the current app's typical usage. — theverge.com

Alpine releases OpenSSH password-bypass fix

OpenSSH 10.6p2 closes an Alpine SSH bypass in which a very long password logs in to accounts with no password set. Alpine has published patched packages for every affected release branch, and administrators must restart the SSH service after upgrading. — alpinelinux.org

Self-hosted archive preserves YouTube favorites

A self-hosted media library pulls favorite YouTube playlists into local storage. Re-encoding the videos with Tdarr cut about 700GB from the author's server. — criminallyvulgar.dev

Servo ships new web platform features

Servo 0.7.0 brings web styling and page-structure additions, security fixes from an upgraded JavaScript engine, and stronger 3D-graphics compatibility. — servo.org

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