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- 1VLCC reported ablaze after new Strait of Hormuz ship attack▼VLCC ‘ablaze’ after new Strait of Hormuz ship strike as Iran-US talks fizzle out
A very large crude carrier is reported ablaze in the Strait of Hormuz following a new attack on shipping, coinciding with the apparent collapse of Iran-US talks. The strike adds to fears over the safety of tanker traffic through the strait, a critical artery for global oil shipments, and has drawn attention from shipping and energy markets watching the deteriorating situation.
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South Korean shipping company Pan Ocean has secured a $109.6 million VLCC fixture, with commodity trader Trafigura continuing to build up its tanker fleet. The deal is being watched by industry observers as a sign of strengthening demand for very large crude carriers and deepening ties between shipowners and major trading houses.
- 3VLC 3.0.24 fixes more than 130 security flaws●Video-Tool # VLC : Version 3.0.24 stopft über 130 Sicherheitslecks | Security https://www. heise.de/news/Video-Tool-VLC-
The VLC media player has released version 3.0.24, which patches more than 130 security vulnerabilities. The update is drawing attention on security and open-source forums, with users urging others to install it promptly as part of the latest patch wave. VLC is one of the world's most widely used media players, so the scale of the fix list makes the release notable for both private users and administrators.
- 4VLC ships its biggest security release ever▼OMG Ubuntu: VLC makes its ‘biggest security release ever’ https://www. omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/09/vlc-ma jor-security-updat
The VLC media player project has issued what it calls its biggest security release ever, as reported by OMG Ubuntu. The major update addresses security issues in the widely used open-source player, which is a staple on Linux systems including Ubuntu. Details of the specific vulnerabilities patched have not been given, but the framing signals an unusually significant security fix.
- 5TAXON VLC 2026 Meeting Concludes in Valencia▼TAXON VLC 2026 MEETING CONCLUDES; ORGANIZED BY FACULTY FROM THE MICROBIOLOGY DEPARTMENT OF THE FACULTY OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
The TAXON VLC 2026 meeting has concluded in Valencia, organized by faculty members from the Microbiology Department of the Faculty of Biological Sciences at the University of Valencia. The university announced the close of the event on its website. Details about the program, participants and outcomes of the meeting were not provided in the announcement.