home.social

#remediation — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #remediation, aggregated by home.social.

fetched live
  1. Automate OpenSCAP remediation on RHEL 9: run `oscap xccdf eval --results arf.xml`, then `oscap xccdf generate fix --fix-type ansible` to produce a playbook that applies all failed rule fixes, like file permissions. Save time, ensure consistency. #openscap #ansible #remediation

    valtersit.com/vault/remediate-

  2. Not the right person to action this yourself? ➡️ Forward this to whoever handles abuse reports or security escalations at your company.

    It takes less than 5 minutes to pull the list and get started 🙏

    #Trustandsafety #SocGholish #Remediation

    3/3

  3. Automate compliance fixes: use OpenSCAP's generate-fix to create a Bash remediation script from XCCDF scan results. Maps failed rules to benchmark fixes for RHEL 8/9, CentOS 8, Fedora 36+. #remediation #snippet #openscap

    valtersit.com/vault/remediatio

  4. Team of #HZDR, #Wismut and University of Granada demonstrated that bacteria can convert #uranium dissolved in water into a stable compound when they have access to #glycerol as a food source, a finding relevant to future research on the use of bacteria for environmental #remediation.

    Image: HZDR/J. Raff/E. Krawczyk-Bärsch/edited with AI

    ▶️ hzdr.de/presse/u-bacteria

  5. #Eggshells from agro-industrial waste for the recovery of #lime, #portlandite, and #calcite nanoparticles through the lime cycle: A circular economic approach

    Highlights:

    • The study proposes to obtain calcite (#CaCO3) from eggshell agro-industrial waste within a circular economy approach.
    • The lime cycle can be used to transform calcite (CaCO3) into lime (CaO) or portlandite (Ca(OH)2).
    • Eggshells contain trace elements that can aid in synthesizing materials for #EnvironmentalRemediation..

    "Eggshells from agro-industrial waste can be used as natural source to obtain nanometric CaCO3, CaO, and Ca(OH)2 using the lime cycle. The nanometric size and the phase identification of all samples were confirmed by X-ray diffraction and FWHM. The SEM images show that CaCO3, CaO, and Ca(OH)2 from eggshells are microparticles in the form of nanocrystals, which correlate with the DLS results. The Zeta Potential varies due to the loss of CO2 when CaCO3 is converted in CaO, and for this reason, the CaO is more negative. When CaO is hydrated, the Ca(OH)2 is more stable, and these differences can be attributed to the mineral content in the samples. Eggshells naturally have different trace minerals that maintain a long calcium cycle and show variation due to a concentration effect when the CaCO3 changes to CaO. There is a notable a decrease of the trace minerals when CaO. When CaO is converted to Ca(OH)2, there is a significant decrease in trace minerals as some ions are soluble in the water during soaking. It is recommended to carry out the conversion of CaO to Ca(OH)2 under controlled conditions (low humidity and CO2). These findings can be useful to treat #AgroIndustrial waste and to develop nanotechnological applications in different fields."

    Full article:
    sciencedirect.com/science/arti

    #SolarPunkSunday #CircularEconomy #ZeroWaste #NewTechnology #Remediation

  6. 🎙️ The #FIRSTImpressionsPodcast is back for the 2026 conference season!
    Tune in to the newest episode at: media.first.org/podcasts/FIRST

    In this episode, podcasters interview Mor Weinberger and Lior Kaplan to preview their #FIRSTCON26 session: “From Discovery to Fix: What 10,000 Open Source Projects Reveal About CVE Remediation”

    The conversation dives into:
    🔹 Why 90% of #CVEs already have fixes available
    🔹 Why #remediation still takes months
    🔹 How AI is accelerating vulnerability discovery
    🔹 The hidden complexity of open source supply chains
    🔹 Practical ways organizations can reduce risk today

    New episodes drop every Friday leading up to FIRSTCON, featuring previews of conference talks and conversations with presenters across the global incident response community.

    📍FIRST Conference 2026
    June 14–19 | Denver, Colorado

    Secure your seat today: first.org/conference/2026/regi

    #FIRSTCON26 #CyberSecurity #OpenSource #VulnerabilityManagement #CVE #DevSecOps #SupplyChainSecurity

  7. A new study finds that perfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) can be degraded, albeit slowly, by hydrogen radicals in the water following irradiation with ultraviolet light with wavelengths shorter than 300 nm.

    Summary: scitechdaily.com/scientists-ju

    Original paper (not open access): pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.e

    #Science #Pollution #PFAS #Remediation

  8. Karen McCall of Karlen Communications (not on fediverse) has published the results of the 2025 PDF user experience and PDF remediator surveys.

    Here are links to each along with a link to the source page.

    [1] PDF and the User Experience Survey Results 2025 (PDF, 835 KB)
    karlencommunications.com/adobe

    [2] PDF Remediators Survey Results 2025 (PDF, 701 KB)
    karlencommunications.com/adobe

    [3] Source:
    karlencommunications.com/Resea

    1/2

    #PDF #Research #Remediation #A11y #Accessibility #UX #User

  9. RE: aus.social/@MorpheusB/11584706

    New evidence Microplastics are radically transforming the planet. We must halt plastic production now, and research ways to adapt to what cannot be undone. #plasticstreaty #microPlastics #ocean #remediation

  10. 🧑‍🎓 #PhD / doctoral researcher: #PFAS #Subsurface #Remediation #hiring #job #FediHire #EnvEng
    ⚗️ research facility for subsurface remediation, VEGAS,
    @unistuttgart.bsky.social
    📍 Stuttgart, Germany

    Details: www.earthworks-jobs.com/jobpost/stut...

    DM me with questions!

  11. @spamhaus Taking down the infrastructure is only half the battle, supporting those affected is just as important. Thank you, for stepping in again to help remediate machines infected with the Rhadamanthys malware 👏👏 #Community #Endgame3 #Remediation

  12. 🌎 Mapping dominant chemical speciation in a polluted carbonate aquifer

    In my recent modeling work, I modeled the dominant forms of element speciation in groundwater within a carbonate system.

    Beyond pure geochemical curiosity, this approach provides a practical lens:
    – it reveals where mineral precipitation is most probable,
    – and helps identify zones where remediation can be most effective.

    💻 Combining thermodynamic modeling (PHREEQC) with spatial analysis in R and QGIS turns subsurface processes into actionable insights for water-quality management and contamination mitigation.

    Two figures below show the modeled distribution of cadmium species across the aquifer and their evolution with dilution

    📘 Full details in the draft monograph:
    🔗 zenodo.org/records/16741148

    #Geochemistry #Hydrogeology #PHREEQC #GroundwaterContamination #MineWater #EnvironmentalGeochemistry #Metasomatism #Aquifer #RStats #QGIS #GeospatialAnalysis #OpenScience #IndependentResearch #WaterQuality #Remediation #SvystunovaGully

  13. It is also interesting to see how people spend significant time and effort to download digital facsimiles from academic repositories, edit every image, and upload them to the Internet Archive.

    See, for example, scans of البلاغ الاسبوعي published in Cairo from 1926 onwards ( wikidata.org/wiki/Q60578577 ). Scans of the copies held by the University of Tübingen are hosted by the University of Bonn: digitale-sammlungen.ulb.uni-bo. Based on the position of tears and specks, I am pretty sure that these images are the source of archive.org/details/Elbalah-we

    #ArabPeriodicalStudies #الصحافة_العربية #remediation #digitisation