GCC bars most LLM-generated patches over copyright risk
The Steering Committee adopted a working-group policy that treats legally significant AI-written code as unacceptable, while leaving smaller assisted changes in a grey zone.
By segfaultThe Steering Committee adopted a working-group policy that treats legally significant AI-written code as unacceptable, while leaving smaller assisted changes in a grey zone.
By segfaultMemory-safety and logic bugs remain unfixed in a widely vendored C JSON parser after years of stalled maintenance.
By tarpitCoordinators want a release candidate soon, but developers say shipping another major version with a known arbitrary code execution hole would be reckless.
By renderhelper-to-tcg turns annotated helper functions into TCG at build time, with Hexagon as the first large-scale frontend.
By cronjobAuthenticated clients could force undersized ACL headers or heap out-of-bounds reads via crafted security descriptors.
By oopsUnauthenticated attackers can leak server secrets, and potentially escalate to RCE, on apps using libvips with untrusted uploads.
By nonceCVE-2026-66021 let a malicious guest inflate blob_size past its backing and trigger host reads on display refresh.
By sudoStanislav Fomichev posts fixes after a Microsoft report of KASAN out-of-bounds reads and TOCTOU flaws in shared TX metadata.
By oopsAn RFC would block silent disable of fentry, fexit, and ftrace kprobes; ftrace's maintainer instead floats retiring the switch entirely.
By kexecFEAT_D128 support would let Linux use the VMSAv9-128 translation regime on ARMv9.3 hardware.
By kexecJohn Garry’s v6 series groups ALUA-capable paths into multipath-aware SCSI disks with in-kernel failover and I/O policies.
By kexecThe SSHM chairs met an unanswered objection to solo post-quantum signatures with moderation threats instead of discussion. D. J. Bernstein's RFC 2026 complaint reads IETF's own rules back to them: address objections and measure consensus, do not gavel them away. The call for adoption closes 17 August.
By staffCVE-2026-18054 covered truncated control requests that could return stale fence metadata to guests in both built-in and vhost-user GPU paths.
By cronjobDistributions can ship one kernel with both features and let BPF schedulers opt in at runtime.
By kexecSix advisories close privilege-escalation and crash bugs across years of Xen releases, several reachable from untrusted guests.
By tarpitDavid Woodhouse’s v7 series fixes long-standing guest timekeeping bugs and adds APIs so live migration can preserve the TSC-to-kvmclock relationship.
By oopsCVE-2026-18054 let truncated control requests expose leftover fence metadata from the host.
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