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Key vendors engaged in the Open Source Video Editing Software market and covered in this report: Meltytech, LLC, OpenShot Studios, LLC, Blender Manual, KDE, Flowblade, Avidemux, Gabriel Finch (Salsaman), Natron, Pitivi, Heroine Virtual, Blender, EditShare, LLC

Segment by Type Linux macOS Windows OthersSegment by Application Video Engineers and Editors Freelancers Artists Hobbyists Others

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AlmaLinux announced on Monday that it has released ALBS (AlmaLinux Build System), which is the platform that the distribution uses to build the AlmaLinux Red Hat Enterprise Linux clone from the corresponding version of CentOS Stream.

Naturally, AlmaLinuxs software will be available under an open-source license, in this case GPLv3. The source code has been available for a while, but now users can access an online software-as-a-service version. However, until role-based access control (RBAC) is in place, access is read only, meaning you can view the source code, see the build system, and look at the build logs for all the packages AlmaLinux has built, but you can't actually use it.

Related: CentOS Stream vs. CentOS Linux: Red Hat Explains the Differences

"Hopefully, in the next month or so, you'll be able to not only view what we did but use the build system to build your own packages," said Jack Aboutboul, community manager at AlmaLinux. "We decided to release it now because there was a CentOS Dojo [event]. We wanted to show it at the Dojo and explain the architecture and how it works."

AlmaLinux Build System in its current read-only mode

The software can also be downloaded and installed locally. While the latter does open the door for organizations or individuals to roll their own RHEL-based distro (or, theoretically, distros based on any other Linux distribution), it's mainly being released to enable DevOps teams to build software for their AlmaLinux installations.

"We built the distro with the system, and we built the updates with it," Aboutboul said. "It's fully operational."

When the RBAC system is ready, he said, ALBS will let users grab packages from their GitHub repositoriesto build packages within their CI/CD pipelines.

The release of the source code and access to a working model aims to help potential AlmaLinux users understand how the distribution is built, Aboutboul said. That is especially important now given the rising threat of software supply-chain attacks.

"People want transparency into what's being built, so we want to make sure that people see that," Aboutboul explained. "Then the next step, which is also something that's coming in the next couple of months, is we also want to implement software bill of materials [SBOM] within the build system. The whole distribution will come with a full software bill of materials, so you'll know exactly what's in where, what's being used, where it came from -- all of that information."

ALBS SBOM support, which is slated to be added by the end of July, will integrate with CodeNotary's Community Attestation Service, which is open-source software designed to help organizations comply with the Biden administrations cybersecurity executive order.

Although ALBS was custom built for AlmaLinux, it was "inspired" by software that CloudLinux (the company that founded AlmaLinux) developed for its eponymous commercial Linux distribution, CloudLinux OS. CloudLinux was initially a hardened version of CentOS that's now based on AlmaLinux and widely used by hosting companies.

"The principles behind [ALBS]were inspired by the way the CloudLinux build system works, but it's not the CloudLinux build system," Aboutboul said. "This is kind of the next generation, which was inspired by the work that they did."

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Many foreign tech firms are ending software updates and services in Russia.Vlad Karkov/SOPA Images/LightRocket/Getty Images

Russia-based web searches for pirated Microsoft software have surged after it halted sales in March.

Some Russians are turning to Linux from Microsoft's Windows operating system.

Russia is reliant is foreign software to power manufacturing and engineering systems.

Russians are searching for pirated Microsoft software online after the US tech giant halted sales in the country over its invasion of Ukraine, the Kommersantnewspaper reported on Monday.

Russia-based web searches for pirated Microsoft software have surged by as much as 250% after the company suspended new sales on March 4, according to Kommersant. In June so far, there's been a 650% surge in searches for Excel downloads, the media outlet added.

Microsoft said earlier this month it's significantly scaling downbusiness in Russia, joining a long list of companies winding down businesses in the country amid sweeping sanctions over the war in Ukraine. The move hits Russia hard because the country relies on foreign software to power many of its manufacturing and engineering tech systems, Bloomberg reported on Tuesday.

Russian government agencies, too, are switching from Microsoft's Windows to the Linux operating system, the Moscow Times reported last Friday. Developers of Russian systems based on the Linux open source operating system are also seeing more demand, Kommersant reported.

Not all sectors are able to swap out their systems easily.

In the case of industries, software is generally embedded into machinery and providers typically don't give clients access to the code, Sergey Dunaev, the chief information officer of steel giant Severstal, told Bloomberg.

"All industries are facing the same problems," Dunaev told the news outlet. "Many processes in modern units are controlled by software."

There are few alternatives available in the short term.

"Russian analogues in this area are much weaker and the need is high," Elena Semenovskaya, a Russia-focused analyst at IDC told Bloomberg. "But for now the approach is to rely on piracy and outdated copies, which is a dead-end and not sustainable."

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Customers rank the Nintex Process Platform for speed, ease of use, and helping organisations rapidly automate work with business process management, low-code development, and workflow

AUCKLAND, New Zealand, June 29, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Nintex,the global standard for process intelligence and automation,today announced that TrustRadius has recognised the Nintex Process Platform with a 2022 Top Rated Award. Nintex received a score of 8.6 based on 351 reviews and ratings from customers, who have shared how they are leveraging the platform to accelerate digital transformation by quickly and easily deploying workflow apps and automating business processes.

The TrustRadius Top Rated Awards, based on customer feedback, have become an industry standard for unbiased recognition of the best B2B technology products.

"Our commitment to the success of every customer focused on accelerating their digital transformationwhether in commercial or government sectorsis unwavering," said Nintex CEO Eric Johnson. "We are honoured to receive this ranking and are proud to support the critical and evolving business needs of more than 10,000 customers worldwide."

The TrustRadius Top Rated Awards, based on customer feedback and established in 2016, have become an industry standard for unbiased recognition of the best B2B technology products. To receive the Top Rated designation products must have at least 10 new or updated reviews in the last 12 months, earn at least 1.5% of traffic for that category, and have a trScore of at least 7.5.

Every day IT teams, operations professionals, business analysts and app developers across departments like HR, finance, customer service, legal, sales and marketing use the Nintex Process Platform to manage, automate, and optimise enterprise-wide business processes using an intuitive design canvas with clicks, not code.

Nintex customer review highlights on TrustRadius include the following feedback:

Eliminate paper-based processes and manual workflows."We use this platform for internal digital forms and workflows. We have converted from very paper-based manual processes. The idea is to build the capability internally and empower teams to automate and build their own forms and workflows. We have started with Promapp as our documentation tool which is easy and intuitive for users."

Supports process optimisation and improvement for all your employees."The Nintex Process Platform [is] utilised throughout the company, from procurement and production to sales and services. This tool makes it simple to improve processes and the performance of company operations. It makes work easier and faster, saving a significant amount of time. This product includes several useful features for simplifying chores. The Nintex Process Platform is incredibly simple to use for first-time users since it has drag-and-drop capability. Excellent file storage is a lifesaver."

Build and automate workflows without extensive training or complex coding. "Nintex Forms are the best way to automate the business processes both administratively and for the end-users. The automated workflows help the supervisor to get requests like leave requests or time off requests from employees through the forms created with Nintex. Manual intervention is not required. Nintex doesn't involve complex coding, therefore, anyone with basic computer skills can create forms on it."

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"Buyers have many Business Process Management (BPM) software options to choose from," said Megan Headly, VP of Research at TrustRadius. "Nintex Process Platform has earned a Top Rated Award in the Business Process Management (BPM) software category based entirely on customer feedback. Reviewers on TrustRadius highlight the Nintex Process Platform's high performance and availability along with its process designer and process simulation features."

Business process intelligence and automation capabilities included in the Nintex Process Platform include: process discovery (Nintex Process Discovery), visual process mapping (Nintex Promapp), workflow automation (Nintex Workflow, Nintex Forms and Mobile Apps), robotic process automation (Nintex Kryon RPA), document automation (Nintex Drawloop DocGen), eSignature (Nintex AssureSign), low-code process automation (Nintex K2 Cloud and Nintex K2 Five), and process intelligence (Nintex Analytics).

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About NintexNintex is the global standard for process intelligence and automation. Today more than 10,000 public and private sector organisations across 90 countries turn to the Nintex Process Platform to accelerate progress on their digital transformation journeys by quickly and easily managing, automating and optimising business processes. Learn more by visiting http://www.nintex.com and experience how Nintex and its global partner network are shaping the future of Intelligent Process Automation (IPA).

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Nintex is the global standard for process management and automation. Today more than 10,000 public and private sector organizations across 90 countries turn to the Nintex Platform to accelerate progress on their digital transformation journeys by quickly and easily managing, automating and optimizing business processes. Learn more by visiting http://www.nintex.com and experience how Nintex and its global partner network are shaping the future of Intelligent Process Automation (IPA).

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New Integration Cryptographically Binds Access and Code Signing Keys to Valid Corporate Identities and Authorized Devices to Dramatically Reduce Critical Vulnerabilities

NEW YORK and SAN FRANCISCO, June 27, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Today, Beyond Identity, the leading provider of unphishable MFA, and GitLab Inc., the provider of The One DevOps Platform, announced a new partnership and integration that enables customers to prevent intentional vulnerabilities from being introduced into DevOps environments and to dramatically reduce the risk of supply chain attacks. The integration between Beyond Identity and GitLab enables companies to ensure that only authorized users working from company-approved and secure computers can access code repositories or sign source code during commit activities. Beyond Identity extends the continued security enhancements and API hooks the GitLab team has released to also add in the unique capability of associating an SSH or GPG key with a known corporate identity. These capabilities are available today.

GitLabs One DevOps Platform supports essential security capabilities, including the ability to use cryptographic keys to control access and sign source code entering the repository. These advanced capabilities are critical to reducing vulnerabilities that most organizations, even advanced shops, currently have in their DevOps environments. This enables organizations to tightly control access to the source and infrastructure code in repositories and gain visibility into exactly who is committing code. In the past, DevOps teams have typically not required this, and in the rare cases where they have, the SSH and GPG keys used to access repos and sign commits are not bound to an authorized corporate identity. Further, there is no way to ensure that engineers work from an authorized and appropriately secure computer. These issues leave the door wide open to malicious code injection attacks.

GitLab continues to stress capabilities and partnerships that help joint customers raise the security of their DevOps tooling as attackers continue to prey on lax security in these environments, said Johnathan Hunt, Vice President of Security at GitLab. We are very excited by the Beyond Identity partnership and the impact their integration can have on enhancing security for GitLab customers.

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Beyond Identitys Secure DevOps solution is designed to prevent credential-based breaches by automating and securing digital access for developers, enabling secure repository access and check-ins. GitLabs focus on security and essential integration hooks enable Beyond Identity to mint SSH and GPG keys that are cryptographically tied to a known and authorized corporate identity and to an authorized computer. This integration enables DevSecOps teams to lock down the repo and ensure that a valid corporate identity signs every piece of code committed to the repo. The integration also allows DevSecOps teams to validate that each piece of code entering the CI/CD pipeline is checked to ensure authorized users signed it typically as the first step in the CI pipeline.

The Secure DevOps integration with GitLab can help with the following:

Stop malicious actors or rogue insiders from injecting malware into source code and protect SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS services and apps from backdoors.

Control repository access and stop introducing unauthorized malicious code to customers (e.g., SolarWinds).

Prevent bad actors and insiders from making network/system infrastructure settings and introducing hard-to-detect vulnerabilities and backdoors by manipulating infrastructure as code now stored in repositories.

Confirm that every piece of source or infrastructure code is signed and cryptographically bound to an authorized user so that organizations have perfect visibility into who contributed to every commit ensuring that issues found by code scanning tools can be immutably tracked to a specific identity.

Ensure that engineers and contractors are using authorized and proven secure computers to access or commit code thwarting attacks by adversaries that prey on poorly secured endpoints.

After SolarWinds, Heroku, and Kaseya, organizations worldwide are digging into how to protect their code better, said Dr. Jasson Casey, CTO of Beyond Identity. This is more important than ever as modern DevOps supports tooling needed to protect both source and infrastructure code. While code scanning tools are an important part of the equation, they dont uncover every vulnerability, and when they do find an issue, organizations have no clear visibility into who contributed the malicious artifact. This partnership enables organizations to shift left and protect access to repositories and provide cryptographic visibility into who makes each change.

About Beyond IdentityBeyond Identity is fundamentally changing how the world logs in with a groundbreaking invisible, unphishable MFA platform that provides the most secure and frictionless authentication on the planet. We stop ransomware and account takeover attacks in their tracks and dramatically improve the user experience. Beyond Identitys state-of-the-art platform eliminates passwords and other phishable factors, enabling organizations to confidently validate users identities. The solution ensures users log in from authorized devices, and that every device meets the security policy requirements during login and continuously after that. Our revolutionary approach empowers zero trust by cryptographically binding the users identity to their devices and analyzing hundreds of risk signals on an ongoing basis. The companys advanced risk policy engine enables organizations to implement foundationally secure authentication and utilize risk signals for protection, rather than just for detection and response. For more information on why Unqork, Snowflake, and Roblox use Beyond Identity, please visit http://www.beyondidentity.com.

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Nethack (opens in new tab) is one of the great (and ongoing) gaming projects. It first appeared in 1987 as a fork of a 1982 title, Hack, created by Mike Stephenson, Izchak Miller and Janet Walz. The game operated on an open source principle, where anyone was free to create their own version, but only the members of the DevTeam could change the main source code.

Over time the DevTeam grew with skilled coders from the community and, after more than three decades, has had an unknown number of members. They seem to like the mystery. Over its lifetime NetHack has grown and grown in complexity, somehow juggling its hundreds of emergent elements together, with the DevTeam held up as collective coding gods by the game's devoted community. Browse the NetHack forums and even now you may well come across the initialism TDTTOE: The DevTeam Thinks of Everything.

NetHack's emergent roleplaying isn't like anything else out there, (opens in new tab) nor has its development been. It's a singular project from all angles, and has now received the recognition it deserves. The Museum of Modern Arts began its videogame collection in 2012 (opens in new tab), and at the time mentioned NetHack would eventually be included (though it wasn't in the initial 14 titles chosen). Its time has finally come: NetHack has been added to the Architecture and Design department's collection, and will be displayed as part of the Never Alone exhibition (opens in new tab) from September 10.

The news was shared by coder Jean-Christophe Collet in a blogpost discussing his own early involvement as a member of the DevTeam (thanks, Slashdot (opens in new tab)).

"A long time ago I got involved with the development of NetHack, a very early computer role playing game, and soon joined the DevTeam, as weve been known since the early days," Collet writes (opens in new tab). "I was very active for the first 10 years then progressively faded out even though I am still officially (or semi-officially as there is nothing much really 'official' about NetHack, but more on that later) part of the team."

Collet writes rather amusingly about the different stages of amazement he went through, before thinking about "these 35 years and what they meant to me, the team, the gaming community and, finally the open source community."

NetHack was and remains, as Collet puts it, "one hell of an anomaly," and hugely influential within gaming. But he also notes its pioneering approach in other respects: "It is also one of the first, if not the first software project to be developed entirely over the Internet by a team distributed across the globe (hence the 'Net' in 'NetHack')."

Similarly the DevTeam quickly grew used to accommodating user feedback, "suggestions, bug reports and bug fixes from the online community (mostly over UseNet at the time) long, long before tools like GitHub (or Git for that matter), BugZilla or Discord were even a glimmer of an idea in the minds of their creators."

Collet says he was in his early 20s when he first started working on NetHack, and at this distance can now see he learned "as much, or more" from the project as he did from his then-jobs.

Looking back on everything over the years, knowing NetHack's going to be displayed in Moma, Collet makes an observation to warm any programmer's heart: "I learned that you should always write clean code that you wont be embarrassed by, 35 years later, when it ends up in a museum."

The post ends with Collet's tribute to the fun that everyone involved in making the game has had over its creation:

"We didnt have any lofty goals, we didnt set out to change the world or disrupt anything, we just enjoyed a little game called Hack, came up with ideas that we thought would make it even more fun, worked on these ideas, met like-minded people, and decided to band together. Having a blast all along.

"I am incredibly grateful to have been part of that adventure. It had a huge impact on my life and I am absolutely thrilled to see the game and the team recognised in such spectacular fashion."

There is now a page on Moma's website whose sole purpose is to display a screen of NetHack (opens in new tab) which greets viewers with an unbeatable line: "Hello, Yoghurt! Welcome again to Ermenak's used armor dealership!"

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