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CVE-2026-98432: Ubuntu LTS Still Waits for the Kernel Fix
CVE-2026-98432 is a 9.8 kernel TCP flaw with a working AI-written exploit, and Ubuntu LTS still has no released fix. Here is the patch status and what to do.
9 Nov 20265 min
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linuxSecurity
Seven Linux Kernel Releases Patch Xen Guest-to-Host Flaws
Seven stable kernels landed on 6 November with the same three Xen fixes. If your host serves guests, here is how to check exposure and patch today.
7 Nov 20264 min
kernelLinux
Linux 7.4-rc1: Record Merge Window, AI Patches Go Normal
Linux 7.4-rc1 closes a record merge window of nearly 20,000 commits, and Linus says AI-found fixes are becoming normal development. Here is what to test.
2 Nov 20266 min
linuxSecurity
The Two-Line Linux Fix That Exposed a Patching Failure
Upstream fixed CVE-2026-98432 in two lines weeks ago, yet Ubuntu and Red Hat still had no patched kernel on 1 November. The bug is bad; the gap is worse.
1 Nov 20265 min
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A Quarter of Open Source PRs Are AI Slop, Say Maintainers
Maintainers say a quarter of pull requests are low-quality AI slop. Writing code got cheap; reading it did not, and open source review is paying the bill.
25 Oct 20266 min
kernelSecurity
Six Unpatched Kernel Flaws Just Got Emailed to the World — and the Clock Is Now Public
Trend Micro's Zero Day Initiative accidentally posted six unpatched Linux kernel vulnerability reports to the public LKML. Two of them are CVSS 9.0 remote-code-execution flaws in the kernel's SMB server with no fix in mainline yet. Here's the operator's checklist while the clock runs.
23 Oct 20264 min
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