WackoWiki: Aktion: Feed

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Aktion: Feed

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siehe auch: Externe Feeds Einbinden[link4]

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Feed Title: openSUSE News[link5]


Hack Week Project Aims to Implement SSH in Zig[link6]

A Hack Week 25 project seeks to finish a native SSH implementation written in the Zig programming language that gives developers a lightweight, flexible alternative for experimenting with the secure-shell protocol.

The effort builds on an incomplete implementation that already covers primitives, keys, certificates and much of the agent protocol.

The project’s work so far lives at a SourceHut repository and the immediate goal is to produce a working SSH stack in Zig that is easy to extend for research and experimentation.

Contributors can help finish the protocol flows and broaden cryptographic support so the code can be used for tasks such as testing post-quantum cryptography (PQC) algorithms.

Project goals include:

  • Have a working implementation of the ssh protocol in Zig.
  • Be flexible, as to allow for hacking of the protocol (i.e. testing PQC algorithms).
  • Be agnostic of cryptography libraries (i.e. libcrypto, leancrypto).

Resource links by the project maintainers include several Internet Engineering Task Force Request for Comments (RFC) that define SSH and related extensions, plus Zig’s own documentation to guide implementers.

Interested developers can join the Hack Week project or follow the progress.

Hack Week, which began in 2007, has become a cornerstone of the project’s open-source culture. Hack Week has produced tools that are now integral to the openSUSE ecosystem, such as openQA, Weblate and Aeon Desktop. Hack Week has also seeded projects that later grew into widely used products; the origins of ownCloud and its fork Nextcloud derive from a Hack Week project started more than a decade ago.

For more information, visit hackweek.opensuse.org.



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Feed Title: Pool von Japan Through the Eyes of Others[link7]


Japan - Nagasaki[link8]

SergioQ79 - Osanpo Photographer - hat dem Pool ein Foto hinzugefügt:

Japan - Nagasaki

Una casa comune, con i panni stesi al vento. Nessuna scena costruita, nessuna ricerca di bellezza: solo la vita che scorre, silenziosa, come ogni giorno.

どこにでもある家。風に揺れる洗濯物。
作られた美しさではなく、ただ静かに流れる日常。

An ordinary house, clothes drying in the breeze. No staging, no search for beauty — just life moving quietly, as it does every day.