Java

Cybersecurity researchers have identified QuimaRAT, a Java-based remote access trojan (RAT) capable of targeting Windows, Linux, and macOS systems. The malware is offered as a malware-as-a-service (MaaS) model with subscription tiers ranging from $150 per month to $1,200 for lifetime access.

Indonesia's rupiah fell to record lows amid economic and political turmoil, sparking protests and criticism of President Prabowo Subianto's policies. The Indonesian National Bank raised interest rates to 5.75% to stabilize the currency, but rising fuel and food costs continue to strain households.

The article discusses the author's experience using Clojure for one month, highlighting its functional programming features and integration with Java. The author notes a learning curve but appreciates the language's simplicity and expressiveness.

Indonesia is planning to construct a massive sea wall spanning over 500 kilometers along Java's north coast to protect against rising sea levels. The project includes a large lagoon behind the concrete wall but raises significant environmental and infrastructural concerns.

Indonesia has over 120 active volcanoes, with thousands living near Mount Merapi on the island of Java, despite the constant risks. Most residents refuse to leave their homes. The situation poses a significant challenge for the local community.

A new library called TypedMemory has been developed for fast mapping of Java records to native memory. The library is available on GitHub and has garnered attention on news.ycombinator.com. It currently has 9 points and 4 comments.

The Bitcoin Puzzle is a challenge where 160 Bitcoin addresses hold a increasing amount of BTC, with 69 puzzles already solved and the 71st puzzle still holding 7.1 BTC. The creator used a deterministic wallet to generate private keys, applying a simple mask to make early puzzles easy and later ones hard. The author attempted to find the master seed using various tools but was unsuccessful.