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Turris Sentinel - Sentinel Report Q2-Q3 of 2025 talk At LinuxDays 2025, the largest Czech Linux and open-source conference held on October 4–5 at the Faculty of Information Technology of CTU in Prague-Dejvice, I co-presented the Turris News talk with Michal Hrušecký on Saturday, October 4, in room 111. Michal covered the unveiling of the new Turris router and the state of Turris OS 9, while I…
Streetscape morphometrics: Expanding momepy to analyze urban form from the street point of view Date: July 23, 2025 Language: English Abstract In this paper, we present momepy.streetscape, a new module of the Python library widely used for morphometric analysis, specifically designed to study streetscapes from a pedestrian perspective. The module enables systematic, in-depth analysis of…
Turris Sentinel - What has 2024 brought blogpost Turris Sentinel, which has been reliably collecting attack data for nearly five years since replacing the older uCollect monitoring system, became part of the stable Turris OS (TOS) branch with version 5.1.0 released on August 29, 2020, and fully replaced uCollect by April 2022. Beyond data collection, Turris Sentinel also helps prevent internet…
Turris Sentinel - What has 2024 brought talk My first public presentation at Installfest, Prague’s annual gathering for GNU/Linux enthusiasts, was held on March 15, 2025, at the Czech Technical University. Titled Turris Sentinel – What has 2024 brought, the talk introduced the Turris Sentinel research project, an internet security monitoring initiative from the Turris team that analyzes attack…