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The security stories that matter, explained by our team — with the concrete steps to take.
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A patched Linux server can still fail a penetration test because patch status cannot show whether an attack path remains open.
Using a proxy on Linux changes how web traffic reaches its destination, but it does not automatically protect every part of the connection. DNS requests may st…
A version 2 Linux kernel patch posted on August 31 fixes a stack overflow in the SA2UL hardware crypto driver. The Kernel Address Sanitizer, or KASAN, detected…
A version 2 Linux kernel patch series posted on August 31 proposes a new eBPF security interface for applying Landlock policy during program execution. The 15-…
An eBPF security system can produce precise Linux telemetry while leaving a harder question unanswered: what happens if the eBPF layer itself is misconfigured,…
Linux interrupt maintainer Thomas Gleixner traced a Kernel Address Sanitizer report to incomplete regmap IRQ cleanup on Aug 30, 2026. The crash appeared while …
Jonghyuk Kim submitted a Linux Direct Rendering Manager scheduler patch series on Aug 28, 2026 that targets a use-after-free read shared by several GPU drivers…
Linux kernel vulnerability news dominated the security updates published from August 20 through August 27. Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, Mageia, Oracle Linux, Rocky …
The Linux IPMI maintainer accepted a patch on Aug 26, 2026 that restores an RCU grace period before command-receiver objects are freed. The one-line change add…
A Linux system can be hardened, monitored, and carefully administered while still receiving untrusted code through a package, dependency, container image, buil…
A Linux dm-integrity patch posted on Aug 24, 2026 targets a writeback race that can leave stored data with the wrong integrity tag after a crash. Chen Cheng pr…
SUSE has released a security update for containerd, rebuilding it against the latest Go security release, affecting various SUSE Linux Enterprise products, wit…
SUSE has released a security update for buildah, addressing vulnerabilities by rebuilding it against the latest Go security release, applicable to multiple ent…
A security update for buildah on various SUSE products was released, addressing vulnerabilities by rebuilding the software against the current go security rele…
SUSE released a crucial kernel update for Linux Enterprise 15 SP7, addressing 21 vulnerabilities, including security flaws in various components like networkin…
A security update for SUSE Linux Kernel addresses 19 vulnerabilities, enhancing system security across affected products including SUSE Linux Enterprise Server…
SUSE Linux Enterprise 15 SP7 has released a security update addressing 20 vulnerabilities, including critical issues related to various components of the kerne…
SUSE Linux Enterprise 15 SP7 has released a critical kernel update fixing 18 vulnerabilities, enhancing security for various products including Live Patching a…
A security update for the SUSE Linux Kernel addresses 17 vulnerabilities, improving system protection across multiple SUSE Linux Enterprise and openSUSE produc…
SUSE Linux has released a kernel update addressing 17 vulnerabilities, enhancing security for several products including openSUSE Leap 15.6 and SUSE Linux Ente…
SUSE released a security update for the Linux Kernel, addressing 15 vulnerabilities in various products, including openSUSE Leap and SUSE Linux Enterprise, wit…
SUSE Linux has released a security update for the Linux Kernel addressing 15 vulnerabilities, improving security for several SUSE and openSUSE products with va…
SUSE released a significant security update for the Linux Kernel addressing 12 vulnerabilities in various products, enhancing system protection while providing…
SUSE announced a security update for the Linux Kernel addressing 12 vulnerabilities with various CVE references, recommending installation via YaST or zypper f…
