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Raspberry Pi OS Update: Squashing Desktop Bugs

Por:Do Son
9 de Outubro de 2026, 05:34

Discover the latest Raspberry Pi OS update. Learn how this release squashes critical bugs, optimizes Linux desktop environments, and refines the Dock interface.

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Europe's Security Capital Deserved Better. So We Got to Work.

Last summer, a conversation took place between a group of security professionals from EclecticIQ and Booz Allen Hamilton. The topic was straightforward: The Hague is home to NATO, Europol, the Dutch NCSC, and The Hague Security Delta - the largest security cluster in Europe. It is also home to major global enterprises, financial institutions, and critical national infrastructure that represent some of the most significant concentrations of cyber risk on the continent. By any measure, The Hague is one of the most important security hubs in the world.  

And yet it had no grassroots community event to reflect that status. No accessible, practitioner-led space where the community could come together, share real knowledge, and connect outside of a commercial setting... and notably, no BSides event. 

The question was simple. Why had nobody done this? What followed was equally simple.  

We decided we would. 

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