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\n\nMany sections also include inline code examples and related resources. In the examples, we use vector tiles from our Demo tiles repository and from MapTiler. \n\nGet your own API key if you want to use MapTiler data in your project.\n\nNPM \n\nInstall the MapLibre GL JS package via NPM.\n\nnpm install maplibre-gl \n\nYou can then import the MapLibre GL JS module in your project.\n\n
\nimport maplibregl from 'maplibre-gl'; import 'maplibre-gl/dist/maplibre-gl.css'; const map = new maplibregl.Map({ container: 'map', // container id style: 'https://demotiles.maplibre.org/style.json', // style URL center: [0, 0], // starting position [lng, lat] zoom: 1 // starting zoom });\n'' [...]","datePublished":"2024-12-05T23:12:01Z","dateModified":"2024-12-05T23:12:01Z","author":{"@type":"Organization","name":"OSP","url":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet","image":"https://img.tlmtr.io/c/1yUKW2/5794438021276349742?ty=x"},"publisher":{"@type":"Organization","name":"OSP","url":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet","image":"https://img.tlmtr.io/c/1yUKW2/5794438021276349742?ty=x"},"commentCount":3,"interactionStatistic":[{"@type":"InteractionCounter","interactionType":"https://schema.org/ViewAction","userInteractionCount":211},{"@type":"InteractionCounter","interactionType":"https://schema.org/CommentAction","userInteractionCount":3}]}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":8,"item":{"@type":"SocialMediaPosting","@id":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet/posts/433","url":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet/posts/433","mainEntityOfPage":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet/posts/433","headline":"''https://www.maplibre.org/maplibre-gl-js/docs/#:~:text=Quickstart-,%3Cdiv%20id%3D%22map%22%3E%3C/div%3E,%3C/…","articleBody":"''https://www.maplibre.org/maplibre-gl-js/docs/#:~:text=Quickstart-,%3Cdiv%20id%3D%22map%22%3E%3C/div%3E,%3C/script%3E,-Reading%20this%20documentation\n\n[...] ''\n
\n\n\nMany sections also include inline code examples and related resources. In the examples, we use vector tiles from our Demo tiles repository and from MapTiler. \n\nGet your own API key if you want to use MapTiler data in your project.\n\nNPM \n\nInstall the MapLibre GL JS package via NPM.\n\nnpm install maplibre-gl \n\nYou can then import the MapLibre GL JS module in your project.\n\n
\nimport maplibregl from 'maplibre-gl'; import 'maplibre-gl/dist/maplibre-gl.css'; const map = new maplibregl.Map({ container: 'map', // container id style: 'https://demotiles.maplibre.org/style.json', // style URL center: [0, 0], // starting position [lng, lat] zoom: 1 // starting zoom });\n'' [...]","datePublished":"2024-12-05T23:06:44Z","dateModified":"2024-12-09T18:07:12Z","author":{"@type":"Organization","name":"OSP","url":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet","image":"https://img.tlmtr.io/c/1yUKW2/5794438021276349742?ty=x"},"publisher":{"@type":"Organization","name":"OSP","url":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet","image":"https://img.tlmtr.io/c/1yUKW2/5794438021276349742?ty=x"},"commentCount":0,"interactionStatistic":[{"@type":"InteractionCounter","interactionType":"https://schema.org/ViewAction","userInteractionCount":92},{"@type":"InteractionCounter","interactionType":"https://schema.org/ShareAction","userInteractionCount":1}]}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":9,"item":{"@type":"SocialMediaPosting","@id":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet/posts/432","url":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet/posts/432","mainEntityOfPage":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet/posts/432","headline":"''Introduction MapLibre GL JS is a TypeScript library that uses WebGL to render interactive maps from vector…","articleBody":"''Introduction\n\nMapLibre GL JS is a TypeScript library that uses WebGL to render interactive maps from vector tiles in a browser. \n\nThe customization of the map comply with the MapLibre Style Spec. \n\nIt is part of the MapLibre ecosystem, with a counterpart for Android, iOS and other platforms called MapLibre Native.\n\nQuickstart'' [...]\n\nhttps://maplibre.org/maplibre-gl-js/docs/","datePublished":"2024-12-05T21:55:37Z","dateModified":"2024-12-05T21:55:37Z","author":{"@type":"Organization","name":"OSP","url":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet","image":"https://img.tlmtr.io/c/1yUKW2/5794438021276349742?ty=x"},"publisher":{"@type":"Organization","name":"OSP","url":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet","image":"https://img.tlmtr.io/c/1yUKW2/5794438021276349742?ty=x"},"commentCount":0,"interactionStatistic":[{"@type":"InteractionCounter","interactionType":"https://schema.org/ViewAction","userInteractionCount":190}]}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":10,"item":{"@type":"SocialMediaPosting","@id":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet/posts/431","url":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet/posts/431","mainEntityOfPage":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet/posts/431","headline":"MapLibre: How a Fork Became a Thriving Open Source Project By | Heather Joslyn | ''Every time a company pulls…","articleBody":"MapLibre: How a Fork Became a Thriving Open Source Project\n\nBy | Heather Joslyn |\n\n''Every time a company pulls a previously open source project back behind a more restrictive licensing, a fork (and a community) is born. Or so it seems, given the stories of OpenTofu, Valkey and MapLibre, the subject of this edition of The New Stack Makers.\n\nIn late 2020, Mapbox changed the licensing of its map rendering engine, making a product that had been open source proprietary. \n\nThe move disappointed people who used the engine and its many cool features who were not otherwise Mapbox customers.''\n\n[...] ''However, when Mapbox upgraded the engine and added new capabilities, it also moved the latest version of its Mapbox GL JS library to a proprietary license, requiring it to be used with a Mapbox product.\n\nThree users of the open source project, Fitzsimmons said, decided to fork the Javascript version of the engine. \n\nThey also committed to modernizing the project and continuing to keep it open source.''\n\n[...] ''From JavaScript to TypeScript\n\nBut so far, MapLibre seems to have beaten the odds. \n\nModernizing it has required support — from corporations like AWS, Meta and Microsoft but also from the community of contributors who stepped in to help build the project.\n\nVery shortly after the fork was forked, a contributor submitted a GitHub issue, suggesting the project switch from building in JavaScript to TypeScript, said Balog'' [...]","datePublished":"2024-12-05T21:46:18Z","dateModified":"2024-12-05T21:46:18Z","author":{"@type":"Organization","name":"OSP","url":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet","image":"https://img.tlmtr.io/c/1yUKW2/5794438021276349742?ty=x"},"publisher":{"@type":"Organization","name":"OSP","url":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet","image":"https://img.tlmtr.io/c/1yUKW2/5794438021276349742?ty=x"},"commentCount":0,"interactionStatistic":[{"@type":"InteractionCounter","interactionType":"https://schema.org/ViewAction","userInteractionCount":181}]}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":11,"item":{"@type":"SocialMediaPosting","@id":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet/posts/430","url":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet/posts/430","mainEntityOfPage":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet/posts/430","headline":"Is Bluesky the Killer App That Will Kickstart the Web3 Revolution in 2025? By | Anders Bylund | [...] \"Common…","articleBody":"Is Bluesky the Killer App That Will Kickstart the Web3 Revolution in 2025?\n\nBy | Anders Bylund |\n\n[...] \"Common complaints about today's social networks\"\n\n[...] \"Here's a non-exhaustive list of common complaints: \n\nNetwork algorithms are designed to keep each user on the social media service as long as possible, interacting with ads and growing their engagement with the platform along the way. \n\n[...] \"You probably won't see every post from your favorite content creators without jumping through digital hoops and learning how to find what you're looking for.\"\n\n[...] \"The company behind your favorite social media service has probably asked your permission to sell access to your posts and comments for various reasons. \n\nSome could even peddle your personal information for the same reasons. \n\nAnd while they \"ask\" for your permission, the request is usually a part of the standard user agreement, so you can't use the service without contributing data to pinpointing ad sales and training artificial intelligence (AI) systems.\" [...]","datePublished":"2024-12-04T19:07:54Z","dateModified":"2024-12-04T19:07:54Z","author":{"@type":"Organization","name":"OSP","url":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet","image":"https://img.tlmtr.io/c/1yUKW2/5794438021276349742?ty=x"},"publisher":{"@type":"Organization","name":"OSP","url":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet","image":"https://img.tlmtr.io/c/1yUKW2/5794438021276349742?ty=x"},"commentCount":2,"interactionStatistic":[{"@type":"InteractionCounter","interactionType":"https://schema.org/ViewAction","userInteractionCount":210},{"@type":"InteractionCounter","interactionType":"https://schema.org/LikeAction","userInteractionCount":1},{"@type":"InteractionCounter","interactionType":"https://schema.org/ShareAction","userInteractionCount":1},{"@type":"InteractionCounter","interactionType":"https://schema.org/CommentAction","userInteractionCount":2}]}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":12,"item":{"@type":"SocialMediaPosting","@id":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet/posts/429","url":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet/posts/429","mainEntityOfPage":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet/posts/429","headline":"Netbird raises €4M for open-source cybersecurity platform By | Lucy Adams | [...] \"Netbird's \"Zero Trust Secu…","articleBody":"Netbird raises €4M for open-source cybersecurity platform\n\nBy | Lucy Adams |\n\n[...] \"Netbird's \"Zero Trust Security\" approach, based on the principle of \"never trust, always verify,\" ensures continuous authentication for all users and devices.\n\nLarge cybersecurity vendors are extensively leveraging the \"Zero Trust Security\" approach. NetBird was founded by Misha Bragin and Maycon Santos, engineers passionate about network security and open-source development. Their journey began in Brazil while working at PSafe, a cybersecurity startup later acquired by CyberLabs. \n\nAfter moving to Berlin, they built the company with a simple ethos: secure private networking is a fundamental right of every modern company.\n\nAt the heart of its technology is a zero-configuration business VPN that seamlessly integrates a peer-to-peer, WireGuard-based network with an intuitive access control system. The open-source, community-driven approach has been a key driver of NetBirds’s success.\n\n\"The open-source community has been incredibly supportive, and that feedback loop allows us to innovate quickly,\" said CTO and co- founder of NetBird, Maycon Santos. \"We listen to our users, and their input helps us make network security better for everyone.\"\n\n\"This funding round is a significant milestone for NetBird,\" said co-founder and CEO at NetBird, Misha Bragin. “Together with a small team of incredibly talented engineers, we've built an open- source platform that reflects the needs of today’s connected world and sets the foundation for the secure networks of tomorrow. \n\nWe’re at the right time to scale our mission, as the Zero Trust security market is rapidly growing, and we’re excited to lead the charge in making these advanced technologies accessible to organizations of all sizes.\" [...]","datePublished":"2024-12-03T14:54:06Z","dateModified":"2024-12-03T14:54:06Z","author":{"@type":"Organization","name":"OSP","url":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet","image":"https://img.tlmtr.io/c/1yUKW2/5794438021276349742?ty=x"},"publisher":{"@type":"Organization","name":"OSP","url":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet","image":"https://img.tlmtr.io/c/1yUKW2/5794438021276349742?ty=x"},"commentCount":1,"interactionStatistic":[{"@type":"InteractionCounter","interactionType":"https://schema.org/ViewAction","userInteractionCount":202},{"@type":"InteractionCounter","interactionType":"https://schema.org/CommentAction","userInteractionCount":1}]}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":13,"item":{"@type":"SocialMediaPosting","@id":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet/posts/428","url":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet/posts/428","mainEntityOfPage":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet/posts/428","headline":"\"This image illustrates the top 10 countries with hidden risks from unknown open-source contributors. (Source…","articleBody":"\"This image illustrates the top 10 countries with hidden risks from unknown open-source contributors. (Source: Lineaje AI Labs' \"Crossing Boundaries: Breaking Trust\" report)\"\n\nStudy Reveals the U.S. is the No. 1 Offender of Anonymous Open-Source Contributions\n\nBy | BUSINESS WIRE |\n\n\"Lineaje AI Labs’ report raises questions about transparency in critical software supply chains globally as open-source software adoption grows\"\n\n[...] \"Worldwide, Open Source Has Major Maintenance Gaps\n\nThe Lineaje report revealed that regardless of geographic origin, the average mid-size application has several disturbing trends leading to critical vulnerabilities, including:\n\nOpen Source is Driving Security Weaknesses: Open source contributes 2 to 9 times the code your developers write, and over 95% of security weaknesses originate within open-source package dependencies. \nOver half (51%) of these vulnerabilities, across all CVE severity levels, have no known fixes. Additionally, 70% of open-source components are no longer maintained or poorly maintained.\n\nUnmaintained Open Source is Less Vulnerable: Surprisingly, unmaintained open source is less vulnerable than well-maintained open-source, which is 1.8 times more vulnerable. The high rate of change in well-maintained components enhances risks.\n\nVulnerabilities Lurk in the Deepest Layers, and Fixing Them is Challenging: Individual open-source projects embed up to 60 layers of components from dozens of open-source organizations. They are often assembled in a complex Lego structure in a single dependency that developers include in their organizations' applications, leading to poor risk assessment and even poorer remediation approaches. Knowing which vulnerabilities developers can fix easily and which they should not, eliminates at least 50% of the vulnerability fix effort and improves security posture by 20-70%.\n\nVersion Sprawl is Causing Complications: More than 15% of open-source components have multiple versions in a single application, making remediation efforts more difficult.\n\nCoding Language Diversity is Introducing Security Risks: A mid-sized application can pull in 1.4 million lines of code across 139 languages and often drags in more risky memory-unsafe languages. Secure-by-design organizations may use memory-safe languages in private code, but their dependencies exacerbate security risks unless language is a selection criterion for open-source dependencies.\n\nTeam Size Impacts Quality and Security: Open-source projects staffed by very small teams (<10) and large teams (>50) deliver more risky packages than mid-sized teams. Small teams deliver 330% more risky projects than mid-sized teams, while larger teams deliver packages with 40% more risk than mid-sized teams.\" [...]","datePublished":"2024-12-02T17:52:37Z","dateModified":"2024-12-02T17:52:37Z","author":{"@type":"Organization","name":"OSP","url":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet","image":"https://img.tlmtr.io/c/1yUKW2/5794438021276349742?ty=x"},"publisher":{"@type":"Organization","name":"OSP","url":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet","image":"https://img.tlmtr.io/c/1yUKW2/5794438021276349742?ty=x"},"commentCount":1,"interactionStatistic":[{"@type":"InteractionCounter","interactionType":"https://schema.org/ViewAction","userInteractionCount":189},{"@type":"InteractionCounter","interactionType":"https://schema.org/ShareAction","userInteractionCount":1},{"@type":"InteractionCounter","interactionType":"https://schema.org/CommentAction","userInteractionCount":1}]}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":14,"item":{"@type":"SocialMediaPosting","@id":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet/posts/427","url":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet/posts/427","mainEntityOfPage":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet/posts/427","headline":"''(Image credit: Banana Pi / OpenWrt)''","articleBody":"''(Image credit: Banana Pi / OpenWrt)''","datePublished":"2024-12-01T16:22:56Z","dateModified":"2024-12-01T16:22:56Z","author":{"@type":"Organization","name":"OSP","url":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet","image":"https://img.tlmtr.io/c/1yUKW2/5794438021276349742?ty=x"},"publisher":{"@type":"Organization","name":"OSP","url":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet","image":"https://img.tlmtr.io/c/1yUKW2/5794438021276349742?ty=x"},"commentCount":0,"interactionStatistic":[{"@type":"InteractionCounter","interactionType":"https://schema.org/ViewAction","userInteractionCount":235},{"@type":"InteractionCounter","interactionType":"https://schema.org/ShareAction","userInteractionCount":1}]}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":15,"item":{"@type":"SocialMediaPosting","@id":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet/posts/426","url":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet/posts/426","mainEntityOfPage":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet/posts/426","headline":"Open-source OpenWrt One router released at $89 — 'hacker-friendly device' sports two Ethernet ports, three US…","articleBody":"Open-source OpenWrt One router released at $89 — 'hacker-friendly device' sports two Ethernet ports, three USB ports, with dual-band Wi-Fi 6\n\nBy | Tom's Hardware |\n\n''More than nine months after OpenWrt began finalizing its $100 open-source router, the consortium has finally released the OpenWrt One. \n\nAccording to the Software Freedom Conservancy (SFC), one of the groups working alongside OpenWrt, this wireless router “will never be locked and is forever unbrickable” as it was built-for and comes with the open-source OpenWrt firmware pre-installed.\n\nThe group worked together to draft the specifications for this router, and then OpenWrt tapped Banana Pi for the device production.'' [...]\n\n[...] ''The OpenWrt One comes at a crucial time when many network and storage devices are becoming outdated and essentially turned to e-waste. \n\nThis is because of vulnerabilities that the original manufacturer refuses to patch, citing end-of-product-life reasons.'' [...]\n\n[...] ''At just $89, it's the perfect option if you want something that will last you a lifetime and not have to worry about getting a \"bricked\" device because the manufacturer no longer supports software updates for it. \n\nHowever, if the gear you have is supported by OpenWrt, you might not need to purchase a new router at all—just download the OpenWrt firmware and flash it onto your device, and you’re good to go.'' [...]","datePublished":"2024-12-01T16:18:40Z","dateModified":"2024-12-01T16:18:40Z","author":{"@type":"Organization","name":"OSP","url":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet","image":"https://img.tlmtr.io/c/1yUKW2/5794438021276349742?ty=x"},"publisher":{"@type":"Organization","name":"OSP","url":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet","image":"https://img.tlmtr.io/c/1yUKW2/5794438021276349742?ty=x"},"commentCount":0,"interactionStatistic":[{"@type":"InteractionCounter","interactionType":"https://schema.org/ViewAction","userInteractionCount":297},{"@type":"InteractionCounter","interactionType":"https://schema.org/ShareAction","userInteractionCount":1}]}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":16,"item":{"@type":"SocialMediaPosting","@id":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet/posts/425","url":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet/posts/425","mainEntityOfPage":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet/posts/425","headline":"Top 6 Open Source Endpoint Protection Tools By | SentinelOne | \"Understand open source endpoint protection, i…","articleBody":"Top 6 Open Source Endpoint Protection Tools\n\nBy | SentinelOne |\n\n\"Understand open source endpoint protection, its workings, and whether it suits your business needs. This guide covers top tools, pros and cons, and strategies for effective endpoint security.\n\nAs organizations continue with digital transformation, each day the cybersecurity threats are increasing in sophistication that target endpoint devices. \n\nEndpoints, including desktops, laptops, and mobile devices, are entry points that very often become a host of malicious activities. \n\nTo counter these threats, open-source endpoint protection offers highly flexible, cost-effective, and beneficial solutions for businesses primarily due to community-driven development. \n\nUnlike traditional proprietary solutions, openness and flexibility are key differentiators of open-source endpoint protection tools that are crucial in keeping the security bar high in various digital settings. \n\nIn 2025, estimated downloads of open-source software reached an all-time high of 6.6 trillion, further cementing open source’s place in modern software development. \n\nThis also reflects the rising need for strong security in order to defend against the threats of software supply chain risk.\n\nIn this article, we will provide a comprehensive overview of open-source endpoint protection, focusing on its role in modern cybersecurity, how it operates, deployment strategies, and leading tools available in 2025. \n\nWe’ll dive into open-source endpoint detection and response (EDR) solutions like OpenEDR and explore how these tools offer robust, flexible options for defending against cyber threats. \n\nWe are also going to weigh the pros and cons of open-source endpoint protection and provide you with the insights to make the decision for or against these solutions with your organization’s security strategy.\" [...]","datePublished":"2024-11-27T17:55:01Z","dateModified":"2024-11-27T17:55:01Z","author":{"@type":"Organization","name":"OSP","url":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet","image":"https://img.tlmtr.io/c/1yUKW2/5794438021276349742?ty=x"},"publisher":{"@type":"Organization","name":"OSP","url":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet","image":"https://img.tlmtr.io/c/1yUKW2/5794438021276349742?ty=x"},"commentCount":3,"interactionStatistic":[{"@type":"InteractionCounter","interactionType":"https://schema.org/ViewAction","userInteractionCount":256},{"@type":"InteractionCounter","interactionType":"https://schema.org/CommentAction","userInteractionCount":3}]}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":17,"item":{"@type":"SocialMediaPosting","@id":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet/posts/424","url":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet/posts/424","mainEntityOfPage":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet/posts/424","headline":"Anthropic launches open-source tool for easy AI access By | Tech in Asia | ''Anthropic has launched the Model…","articleBody":"Anthropic launches open-source tool for easy AI access\n\nBy | Tech in Asia |\n\n''Anthropic has launched \nthe Model Context Protocol (MCP), \n\nAn open-source tool that allows AI assistants to access and integrate with multiple data sources efficiently.\n\nThe MCP offers a standard method for connecting AI systems to external resources, aiming to enhance their functionality and ease of use. \n\nThis differs from OpenAI’s \n“Work with Apps” feature, \n\nwhich is designed for specific app connections and currently in testing on Mac’s ChatGPT version.\n\nIn contrast, MCP is intended for universal application.'' [...]","datePublished":"2024-11-26T14:41:23Z","dateModified":"2024-11-26T14:41:23Z","author":{"@type":"Organization","name":"OSP","url":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet","image":"https://img.tlmtr.io/c/1yUKW2/5794438021276349742?ty=x"},"publisher":{"@type":"Organization","name":"OSP","url":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet","image":"https://img.tlmtr.io/c/1yUKW2/5794438021276349742?ty=x"},"commentCount":0,"interactionStatistic":[{"@type":"InteractionCounter","interactionType":"https://schema.org/ViewAction","userInteractionCount":219}]}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":18,"item":{"@type":"SocialMediaPosting","@id":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet/posts/423","url":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet/posts/423","mainEntityOfPage":"https://telemetr.io/ru/channels/1432055046-ospopensourceplanet/posts/423","headline":"''Pictured - OpenMoHAA on Linux, taken today'' Medal of Honor: Allied Assault open source remake gets a first…","articleBody":"''Pictured - OpenMoHAA on Linux, taken today''\n\nMedal of Honor: Allied Assault open source remake gets a first Beta release\n\nBy | Liam Dawe |\n\n''The day has arrived! Medal of Honor: Allied Assault including the Spearhead and Breakthrough expansions can be played easily on modern systems, with various enhancements thanks to the OpenMoHAA project. \n\nJust announced in the last day is version v0.80.0-beta, where they said \n\n\"As all of the features from the original game are implemented and the stability increased, the project is transitioning from alpha to beta.\" — so it may be finally time to jump in.\n\nMore: \"The main goal of OpenMoHAA is to ensure the future and continuity of Medal of Honor: Allied Assault on all platforms/architectures by providing new patches/features. \n\nThanks to the ioquake3 project and the F.A.K.K SDK, OpenMoHAA has already reached more than half of its goal: \n\nan open-source version of MoH:AA (based on version 2.40) that is fully compatible with the original game (in terms of protocol, assets, and scripts).\"\n\nThere's a fair amount of enhancements to the game like full 64-bit support, an SDL2 backend, OpenAL sound support, cross-platform support, lots of bug fixes, demo recording, smoother animations, bots for servers, IP bans for servers and so on.''\n\n[...] You can buy the original game for the data files it needs from GOG.com.\n\nSee more on the project GitHub.\n\nRunning it on Linux was quite easy. \nI used the Heroic Launcher to download the game from GOG, then dropped the release files from the OpenMoHAA into the installed folder and launched it.'' 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[...]\n\n[...] ''Airbyte\n\nAirbyte is a fast-growing data integration and data movement platform for ETL/ELT data pipelines that connect applications, APIs, databases and files to data warehouses, data lakes and other destinations. \n\nAirbyte can also be used to move unstructured and semi-structured data into vector databases and large language model frameworks for AI applications.\n\nThe core Airbyte Open Source is already used by more than 40,000 companies. \n\nThe software is available under multiple open-source licenses including the MIT License and Elastic License 2.0.\n\nAirbyte’s namesake developer, headquartered in San Francisco, also provides a number of commercial products and services around the platform. \n\nThe company launched a partner program in May, including a certification course, to help technology service providers and resellers work with the Airbyte software.'' 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FuzzyAI: Open-source tool for automated LLM fuzzing FuzzyAI is an open-source framework that helps organizations identify and
FuzzyAI: Open-source tool for automated LLM fuzzing FuzzyAI is an open-source framework that helps organizations identify and address AI model vulnerabilities in cloud-hosted and in-house AI models, like guardrail bypassing and harmful output generation. FuzzyAI offers organizations a systematic approach to testing AI models against various adversarial inputs, uncovering potential weak points in their security systems, and making AI development and deployment safer. At the heart of FuzzyAI is a powerful fuzzer – a tool that reveals software defects and vulnerabilities – capable of exposing vulnerabilities found via more than ten distinct attack techniques, from bypassing ethical filters to exposing hidden system prompts. https://github.com/cyberark/FuzzyAI 📡@cRyPtHoN_INFOSEC_IT 📡@cRyPtHoN_INFOSEC_FR 📡@cRyPtHoN_INFOSEC_EN 📡@cRyPtHoN_INFOSEC_DE 📡@BlackBox_Archiv

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Neosync: Open-source data anonymization, synthetic data orchestration Neosync is an open-source, developer-centric solution d
Neosync: Open-source data anonymization, synthetic data orchestration Neosync is an open-source, developer-centric solution designed to anonymize PII, generate synthetic data, and synchronize environments for improved testing and debugging. https://github.com/nucleuscloud/neosync 📡@cRyPtHoN_INFOSEC_IT 📡@cRyPtHoN_INFOSEC_FR 📡@cRyPtHoN_INFOSEC_EN 📡@cRyPtHoN_INFOSEC_DE 📡@BlackBox_Archiv

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InQL is a robust, open-source Burp Suite extension for advanced GraphQL testing, offering intuitive vulnerability detection, customizable scans, and seamless Burp integration https://github.com/doyensec/inql Generates invisible javascript by abusing Hangul filler characters https://benjaminaster.com/invisible-javascript/ Detect bots/crawlers/spiders using the user agent string https://github.com/omrilotan/isbot A powerful obfuscator for JavaScript and Node.js https://github.com/javascript-obfuscator/javascript-obfuscator JavaScript payload and supporting software to be used as XSS payload or post exploitation implant to monitor users as they use the targeted application. Also includes a C2 for executing custom JavaScript payloads in clients, and a "mimic" feature that automatically generates custom payloads https://github.com/hoodoer/JS-Tap JSFuck is an esoteric and educational programming style based on the atomic parts of JavaScript. It uses only six different characters to write and execute code https://jsfuck.com/ JSshell - JavaScript reverse/remote shell https://github.com/shelld3v/JSshell LazyEgg is a powerful tool for extracting various types of data from a target URL. It can extract links, images, cookies, forms, JavaScript URLs, localStorage, Host, IP, and leaked credentials. Additionally, it includes a Chrome extension to log real-time JavaScript files as they are loaded https://github.com/schooldropout1337/lazyegg

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TUM’s iwb releases open-source reAM250 LPBF research platform ''Designed for the development of process monitoring and contro
TUM’s iwb releases open-source reAM250 LPBF research platform
''Designed for the development of process monitoring and control systems in PBF of metals using a laser beam''
By | Edward Wakefield |   [...] ''The central objective of the reAM250 project is to provide a fully open-source PBF-LB/M platform that goes beyond current industry standards. The system’s modular architecture allows for continuous improvement and the integration of new modules and components. An innovative machine concept was created to guide the initial planning phase – followed by detailed development of individual components such as the vacuum-ready process chamber, the non-contact recoater, and the process gas recirculation system, which includes a cyclone separator.
This development process benefited from the collaborative efforts of students, research associates, and industrial partners – enhancing both the teaching environment at iwb and the quality of the research outcomes.
The Autodesk Machine Control Framework ensures robust system control – providing industrial-grade software solutions and detailed documentation of all system states. Following the assembly of all components, the reAM250 platform was validated by successfully manufacturing industry-relevant components – demonstrating that it meets the intended research and development objectives. Key features of the reAM250 include a high level of modularity that supports hardware updates, the simultaneous integration of multiple process monitoring sensors, and the ability to control atmospheric conditions including flow, pressure, temperature, and gas type. The recoater can be adapted to test new recoating and sensing strategies, and both software and hardware components of the reAM250 are open-source and open-architecture – encouraging ongoing collaboration and innovation.'' [...] [...] ''All relevant software and hardware data are available for download from the project’s GitHub repository.''

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''At SC24: Intel, oneAPI and the UXL Foundation - Enabling Open Source Software for HPC-AI - High-Performance Computing News Analysis'' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3gu47iTmVM

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At SC24: Intel, oneAPI and the UXL Foundation - Enabling Open Source Software for HPC-AI - High-Performance Computing News An
At SC24: Intel, oneAPI and the UXL Foundation - Enabling Open Source Software for HPC-AI - High-Performance Computing News Analysis By | insideHPC | ''HPC-AI chip companies have built out major major software development operations, and at SC24, we caught up with two software managers associated with Intel’s open source software projects. Here is our conversation with:
–  Shobhan Jha, Intel’s Director, Product Management, oneAPI Software Products. oneAPI is Intel’s unified application programming interface and toolkit for GPUs, AI accelerators and field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs).
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–  Rod Burns, Vice President of Ecosystem at Codeplay, an Intel company that supports open ecosystems for accelerated computing. He also is a Steering Committee member of the Unified Acceleration Foundation (UXL), that works on the continuation of the oneAPI initiative to create a new open standard accelerator software ecosystem.
In this conversation, Rod talks about a session he had at SC24 with experts from the open source software community, and he discusses the advantages of open source software for HPC-AI applications across heterogenous environments. Shobham discusses the major achievements delivered over the five years of the oneAPI standard and its impact on the HPC community. Additional information can be found at Intel.com/AI  or https://uxlfoundation.org/.'' [...]

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''https://www.maplibre.org/maplibre-gl-js/docs/#:~:text=Quickstart-,%3Cdiv%20id%3D%22map%22%3E%3C/div%3E,%3C/script%3E,-Readi
''https://www.maplibre.org/maplibre-gl-js/docs/#:~:text=Quickstart-,%3Cdiv%20id%3D%22map%22%3E%3C/div%3E,%3C/script%3E,-Reading%20this%20documentation [...] ''
<div id="map"></div> <script>     var map = new maplibregl.Map({         container: 'map', // container id         style: 'https://demotiles.maplibre.org/style.json', // style URL         center: [0, 0], // starting position [lng, lat]         zoom: 1 // starting zoom     }); </script>
Many sections also include inline code examples and related resources. In the examples, we use vector tiles from our Demo tiles repository and from MapTiler. Get your own API key if you want to use MapTiler data in your project. NPM Install the MapLibre GL JS package via NPM.
npm install maplibre-gl
You can then import the MapLibre GL JS module in your project.
<div id="map"></div> import maplibregl from 'maplibre-gl'; import 'maplibre-gl/dist/maplibre-gl.css'; const map = new maplibregl.Map({ container: 'map', // container id style: 'https://demotiles.maplibre.org/style.json', // style URL center: [0, 0], // starting position [lng, lat] zoom: 1 // starting zoom });
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''https://www.maplibre.org/maplibre-gl-js/docs/#:~:text=Quickstart-,%3Cdiv%20id%3D%22map%22%3E%3C/div%3E,%3C/script%3E,-Readi
''https://www.maplibre.org/maplibre-gl-js/docs/#:~:text=Quickstart-,%3Cdiv%20id%3D%22map%22%3E%3C/div%3E,%3C/script%3E,-Reading%20this%20documentation [...] ''
<div id="map"></div> <script>     var map = new maplibregl.Map({         container: 'map', // container id         style: 'https://demotiles.maplibre.org/style.json', // style URL         center: [0, 0], // starting position [lng, lat]         zoom: 1 // starting zoom     }); </script>
Many sections also include inline code examples and related resources. In the examples, we use vector tiles from our Demo tiles repository and from MapTiler. Get your own API key if you want to use MapTiler data in your project. NPM Install the MapLibre GL JS package via NPM.
npm install maplibre-gl
You can then import the MapLibre GL JS module in your project.
<div id="map"></div> import maplibregl from 'maplibre-gl'; import 'maplibre-gl/dist/maplibre-gl.css'; const map = new maplibregl.Map({ container: 'map', // container id style: 'https://demotiles.maplibre.org/style.json', // style URL center: [0, 0], // starting position [lng, lat] zoom: 1 // starting zoom });
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''Introduction MapLibre GL JS is a TypeScript library that uses WebGL to render interactive maps from vector tiles in a browser. The customization of the map comply with the MapLibre Style Spec. It is part of the MapLibre ecosystem, with a counterpart for Android, iOS and other platforms called MapLibre Native. Quickstart'' [...]
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MapLibre: How a Fork Became a Thriving Open Source Project By | Heather Joslyn | ''Every time a company pulls a previously op
MapLibre: How a Fork Became a Thriving Open Source Project By | Heather Joslyn |
''Every time a company pulls a previously open source project back behind a more restrictive licensing, a fork (and a community) is born. Or so it seems, given the stories of OpenTofu, Valkey and MapLibre, the subject of this edition of The New Stack Makers.
In late 2020, Mapbox changed the licensing of its map rendering engine, making a product that had been open source proprietary. The move disappointed people who used the engine and its many cool features who were not otherwise Mapbox customers.''
[...] ''However, when Mapbox upgraded the engine and added new capabilities, it also moved the latest version of its Mapbox GL JS library to a proprietary license, requiring it to be used with a Mapbox product.
Three users of the open source project, Fitzsimmons said, decided to fork the Javascript version of the engine. They also committed to modernizing the project and continuing to keep it open source.'' [...] ''From JavaScript to TypeScript But so far, MapLibre seems to have beaten the odds. Modernizing it has required support — from corporations like AWS, Meta and Microsoft but also from the community of contributors who stepped in to help build the project. Very shortly after the fork was forked, a contributor submitted a GitHub issue, suggesting the project switch from building in JavaScript to TypeScript, said Balog'' [...]

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Is Bluesky the Killer App That Will Kickstart the Web3 Revolution in 2025? By | Anders Bylund | [...] "Common complaints abou
Is Bluesky the Killer App That Will Kickstart the Web3 Revolution in 2025? By | Anders Bylund |
[...] "Common complaints about today's social networks"
[...] "Here's a non-exhaustive list of common complaints: Network algorithms are designed to keep each user on the social media service as long as possible, interacting with ads and growing their engagement with the platform along the way. [...] "You probably won't see every post from your favorite content creators without jumping through digital hoops and learning how to find what you're looking for." [...] "The company behind your favorite social media service has probably asked your permission to sell access to your posts and comments for various reasons. Some could even peddle your personal information for the same reasons. And while they "ask" for your permission, the request is usually a part of the standard user agreement, so you can't use the service without contributing data to pinpointing ad sales and training artificial intelligence (AI) systems." [...]

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Netbird raises €4M for open-source cybersecurity platform By | Lucy Adams | [...] "Netbird's "Zero Trust Security" approach,
Netbird raises €4M for open-source cybersecurity platform By | Lucy Adams |
[...] "Netbird's "Zero Trust Security" approach, based on the principle of "never trust, always verify," ensures continuous authentication for all users and devices.
Large cybersecurity vendors are extensively leveraging the "Zero Trust Security" approach. NetBird was founded by Misha Bragin and Maycon Santos, engineers passionate about network security and open-source development. Their journey began in Brazil while working at PSafe, a cybersecurity startup later acquired by CyberLabs. After moving to Berlin, they built the company with a simple ethos: secure private networking is a fundamental right of every modern company. At the heart of its technology is a zero-configuration business VPN that seamlessly integrates a peer-to-peer, WireGuard-based network with an intuitive access control system. The open-source, community-driven approach has been a key driver of NetBirds’s success.
"The open-source community has been incredibly supportive, and that feedback loop allows us to innovate quickly," said CTO and co- founder of NetBird, Maycon Santos. "We listen to our users, and their input helps us make network security better for everyone."
"This funding round is a significant milestone for NetBird," said co-founder and CEO at NetBird, Misha Bragin. “Together with a small team of incredibly talented engineers, we've built an open- source platform that reflects the needs of today’s connected world and sets the foundation for the secure networks of tomorrow. We’re at the right time to scale our mission, as the Zero Trust security market is rapidly growing, and we’re excited to lead the charge in making these advanced technologies accessible to organizations of all sizes." [...]

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"This image illustrates the top 10 countries with hidden risks from unknown open-source contributors. (Source: Lineaje AI Lab
"This image illustrates the top 10 countries with hidden risks from unknown open-source contributors. (Source: Lineaje AI Labs' "Crossing Boundaries: Breaking Trust" report)"
Study Reveals the U.S. is the No. 1 Offender of Anonymous Open-Source Contributions By | BUSINESS WIRE |
"Lineaje AI Labs’ report raises questions about transparency in critical software supply chains globally as open-source software adoption grows"
[...] "Worldwide, Open Source Has Major Maintenance Gaps The Lineaje report revealed that regardless of geographic origin, the average mid-size application has several disturbing trends leading to critical vulnerabilities, including: Open Source is Driving Security Weaknesses: Open source contributes 2 to 9 times the code your developers write, and over 95% of security weaknesses originate within open-source package dependencies. Over half (51%) of these vulnerabilities, across all CVE severity levels, have no known fixes. Additionally, 70% of open-source components are no longer maintained or poorly maintained. Unmaintained Open Source is Less Vulnerable: Surprisingly, unmaintained open source is less vulnerable than well-maintained open-source, which is 1.8 times more vulnerable. The high rate of change in well-maintained components enhances risks. Vulnerabilities Lurk in the Deepest Layers, and Fixing Them is Challenging: Individual open-source projects embed up to 60 layers of components from dozens of open-source organizations. They are often assembled in a complex Lego structure in a single dependency that developers include in their organizations' applications, leading to poor risk assessment and even poorer remediation approaches. Knowing which vulnerabilities developers can fix easily and which they should not, eliminates at least 50% of the vulnerability fix effort and improves security posture by 20-70%. Version Sprawl is Causing Complications: More than 15% of open-source components have multiple versions in a single application, making remediation efforts more difficult. Coding Language Diversity is Introducing Security Risks: A mid-sized application can pull in 1.4 million lines of code across 139 languages and often drags in more risky memory-unsafe languages. Secure-by-design organizations may use memory-safe languages in private code, but their dependencies exacerbate security risks unless language is a selection criterion for open-source dependencies. Team Size Impacts Quality and Security: Open-source projects staffed by very small teams (<10) and large teams (>50) deliver more risky packages than mid-sized teams. Small teams deliver 330% more risky projects than mid-sized teams, while larger teams deliver packages with 40% more risk than mid-sized teams." [...]

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''(Image credit: Banana Pi / OpenWrt)''
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Open-source OpenWrt One router released at $89 — 'hacker-friendly device' sports two Ethernet ports, three USB ports, with du
Open-source OpenWrt One router released at $89 — 'hacker-friendly device' sports two Ethernet ports, three USB ports, with dual-band Wi-Fi 6 By | Tom's Hardware |
''More than nine months after OpenWrt began finalizing its $100 open-source router, the consortium has finally released the OpenWrt One.
According to the Software Freedom Conservancy (SFC), one of the groups working alongside OpenWrt, this wireless router “will never be locked and is forever unbrickable” as it was built-for and comes with the open-source OpenWrt firmware pre-installed. The group worked together to draft the specifications for this router, and then OpenWrt tapped Banana Pi for the device production.'' [...]
[...] ''The OpenWrt One comes at a crucial time when many network and storage devices are becoming outdated and essentially turned to e-waste. This is because of vulnerabilities that the original manufacturer refuses to patch, citing end-of-product-life reasons.'' [...]
[...] ''At just $89, it's the perfect option if you want something that will last you a lifetime and not have to worry about getting a "bricked" device because the manufacturer no longer supports software updates for it. However, if the gear you have is supported by OpenWrt, you might not need to purchase a new router at all—just download the OpenWrt firmware and flash it onto your device, and you’re good to go.'' [...]

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Top 6 Open Source Endpoint Protection Tools By | SentinelOne |
"Understand open source endpoint protection, its workings, and whether it suits your business needs. This guide covers top tools, pros and cons, and strategies for effective endpoint security.
As organizations continue with digital transformation, each day the cybersecurity threats are increasing in sophistication that target endpoint devices. Endpoints, including desktops, laptops, and mobile devices, are entry points that very often become a host of malicious activities.
To counter these threats, open-source endpoint protection offers highly flexible, cost-effective, and beneficial solutions for businesses primarily due to community-driven development.
Unlike traditional proprietary solutions, openness and flexibility are key differentiators of open-source endpoint protection tools that are crucial in keeping the security bar high in various digital settings. In 2025, estimated downloads of open-source software reached an all-time high of 6.6 trillion, further cementing open source’s place in modern software development. This also reflects the rising need for strong security in order to defend against the threats of software supply chain risk.
In this article, we will provide a comprehensive overview of open-source endpoint protection, focusing on its role in modern cybersecurity, how it operates, deployment strategies, and leading tools available in 2025.
We’ll dive into open-source endpoint detection and response (EDR) solutions like OpenEDR and explore how these tools offer robust, flexible options for defending against cyber threats. We are also going to weigh the pros and cons of open-source endpoint protection and provide you with the insights to make the decision for or against these solutions with your organization’s security strategy." [...]

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Anthropic launches open-source tool for easy AI access By | Tech in Asia | ''Anthropic has launched the Model Context Protoco
Anthropic launches open-source tool for easy AI access By | Tech in Asia | ''Anthropic has launched the Model Context Protocol (MCP), An open-source tool that allows AI assistants to access and integrate with multiple data sources efficiently. The MCP offers a standard method for connecting AI systems to external resources, aiming to enhance their functionality and ease of use.
This differs from OpenAI’s “Work with Apps” feature, which is designed for specific app connections and currently in testing on Mac’s ChatGPT version.
In contrast, MCP is intended for universal application.'' [...]

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''Pictured - OpenMoHAA on Linux, taken today'' Medal of Honor: Allied Assault open source remake gets a first Beta release By
''Pictured - OpenMoHAA on Linux, taken today''
Medal of Honor: Allied Assault open source remake gets a first Beta release By | Liam Dawe | ''The day has arrived! Medal of Honor: Allied Assault including the Spearhead and Breakthrough expansions can be played easily on modern systems, with various enhancements thanks to the OpenMoHAA project. Just announced in the last day is version v0.80.0-beta, where they said
"As all of the features from the original game are implemented and the stability increased, the project is transitioning from alpha to beta." — so it may be finally time to jump in.
More: "The main goal of OpenMoHAA is to ensure the future and continuity of Medal of Honor: Allied Assault on all platforms/architectures by providing new patches/features. Thanks to the ioquake3 project and the F.A.K.K SDK, OpenMoHAA has already reached more than half of its goal: an open-source version of MoH:AA (based on version 2.40) that is fully compatible with the original game (in terms of protocol, assets, and scripts)."
There's a fair amount of enhancements to the game like full 64-bit support, an SDL2 backend, OpenAL sound support, cross-platform support, lots of bug fixes, demo recording, smoother animations, bots for servers, IP bans for servers and so on.''
[...] You can buy the original game for the data files it needs from GOG.com. See more on the project GitHub. Running it on Linux was quite easy. I used the Heroic Launcher to download the game from GOG, then dropped the release files from the OpenMoHAA into the installed folder and launched it.'' [...]

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The 10 Coolest Open-Source Software Tools Of 2024 By | RICK WHITING | ''Here’s a look at 10 open-source software tools – incl
The 10 Coolest Open-Source Software Tools Of 2024 By | RICK WHITING |
''Here’s a look at 10 open-source software tools – including software for building AI applications or managing huge volumes of data – that are already widely used or are gaining in popularity.'' [...]
[...] ''Airbyte Airbyte is a fast-growing data integration and data movement platform for ETL/ELT data pipelines that connect applications, APIs, databases and files to data warehouses, data lakes and other destinations.  Airbyte can also be used to move unstructured and semi-structured data into vector databases and large language model frameworks for AI applications. The core Airbyte Open Source is already used by more than 40,000 companies.
The software is available under multiple open-source licenses including the MIT License and Elastic License 2.0.
Airbyte’s namesake developer, headquartered in San Francisco, also provides a number of commercial products and services around the platform. The company launched a partner program in May, including a certification course, to help technology service providers and resellers work with the Airbyte software.'' [...]

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Wrapping up a decade of insights from the State of the Software Supply Chain By | Aaron Linskens | [...] ''A decade of regulatory evolution The rise of regulations like the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) and Executive Order 14028 reflects a global shift towards accountability in software security. These frameworks underscore the need for transparency and enforce robust practices for managing open source components​. The road ahead: Balancing innovation and security As we enter the next decade, the lessons from the past ten years provide a clear roadmap: Prioritize transparency: SBOM adoption must accelerate to keep pace with regulatory requirements and evolving threats. Invest in automation: Robust tools that provide real-time insights into vulnerabilities and risks are critical for maintaining security at scale. Foster collaboration: Open source's strength lies in its community. Investing in maintainers and fostering collaboration can ensure ecosystems remain secure and resilient. Open source has transformed how we build software, but with great innovation comes great responsibility. By embedding security into the fabric of development and fostering a culture of transparency, organizations can turn today's challenges into tomorrow's strengths. The journey isn't over. To dive deeper into these insights and explore strategies for your organization, download the full State of the Software Supply Chain.'' [...]