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- 1Firefly III releases version 6.7.9●📢 The moment you've all been waiting for. Version v6.7.9 of Firefly III is out! 🎉 Firefly III is a free and open source
The free and open source personal finance manager Firefly III has released version 6.7.9. The update fixes an issue affecting self-hosted users along with several other minor problems. The self-hosted fix is the main change, which matters to users who run the tool on their own servers rather than through a hosted service.
- 2Citizen science project asks public to count insects●# Science participative : https:// insectes.org/connaitre/science s-participatives/bugs-matter-les-insectes-ca-compte/ #
The participatory science programme Bugs Matter, run via the insectes.org platform, is inviting members of the public to help count insects to track their populations. The initiative, shared with environment and climate hashtags, encourages volunteers to contribute data on insect abundance, a key concern given widespread reports of insect decline and its impact on ecosystems and food chains.
- 3Nvidia patches high-severity GPU monitoring flaw●High-severity Nvidia bug could crash GPU monitoring on exposed servers The GPU giant released a fix for the flaw, tracke
Nvidia has released a fix for a high-severity vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2026-47483, that could crash GPU monitoring software on servers exposed to the network. Security outlets are covering the flaw and urging administrators running GPU workloads on public-facing servers to apply the patch promptly to avoid monitoring outages.
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IBM and Red Hat have released fixes for around 400 security vulnerabilities in open source software, according to a report from Technology Decisions. The patch batch covers flaws across the companies' enterprise Linux and open source offerings. Updates of this scale matter to organizations running critical systems on Red Hat platforms, as unpatched bugs can leave servers and cloud deployments exposed to exploitation.