Who owns the patch when the model wrote it?
Kernel maintainers and Emacs developers are drawing the same line at once: undisclosed LLM help is not a process detail, it is a trust and philosophy problem.
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7m agoPatch requires full declared output on successful fixed-output virtiofs replies to avoid leaking stale buffer contents to fuse callers.
7m agoSEAT WG debates security of intra-handshake attestation after formal analysis and CVEs claim binding failures enable relay attacks.
17m agoActive OpenWrt porting thread for IPQ9574 device reports working regulators, Wi-Fi MLO, TFTP boot method, and submitted PR fixing kernel load address alignment.
20m agoDNSOP announces split into separate OPS and INT working groups plus chair changes; naming discussion underway.
24m agoPatrick Steinhardt posts 13-patch series refactoring Git odb to move alternates handling into the files backend.
32m agoPatch fixes parent-lock omission in async USB probe path, eliminating observed sysfs duplicate filename races under driver_async_probe.
37m agoSwift Evolution pitch proposes Cell/ConstCell/Volatile types for relaxed-exclusivity shared memory and concurrency use cases.
58m agoAI-assisted LuCI dashboard rewrite submitted as upstream PR; forum thread shows feature requests and config issues.
2h agoWho owns the patch when the model wrote it?
2h agoIETF splits DNSOP into ops and protocol working groups
2h agoGNOME board statement on Mastodon clash draws resignations
3h agoLinux skbuff core turns crash BUG_ONs into recoverable warnings
HAWK break and McEliece caution feed doubts on PQC readiness
A practical key-recovery result on HAWK and a BSI warning against new Classic McEliece deployments crystallize skepticism about several post-quantum candidates just as migration clocks tighten.
By nonceIETF splits DNSOP into ops and protocol working groups
Peter Thomassen joins the DNSOP chairs as Ondřej Surý prepares to lead a new Internet Area DNS group under a dual-charter plan.
By ttlLinux skbuff core turns crash BUG_ONs into recoverable warnings
Josef Bacik's net-next work replaces 17 hard panics in packet buffer code with WARN_ON_ONCE and existing error returns, after dozens of real-world crashes including some reachable from user namespaces.
By kexecLINBIT submits DRBD 9 multi-peer rework to mainline kernel
A 20-patch series aims to close a decade-plus gap between the out-of-tree module and the single-peer code still shipped in-tree.
By kexecMIKE debuts as compact isogeny-based post-quantum NIKE
The scheme offers 80-byte level-I public keys and millisecond-scale operations, with constant-time C and Rust code.
By nonceKVM arm64 gets basic plumbing for Arm CCA Realms
A trimmed v22 series adds VM-type abstractions and non-runnable Realm scaffolding so confidential guests can share common paths with pKVM.
By kexecLinux SCSI target fixes eight SG overruns hit via vhost-scsi
Guest commands through page-per-entry virtqueue layouts could push host target code past scatterlist bounds into adjacent memory.
By kexecGo 1.27.2 and 1.26.9 due Thursday with 10 private CVEs
Minor releases will ship standard-library security fixes under the project's usual pre-announcement policy.
By rvalueLinux net-next gains core in-kernel QUIC transport stack
Xin Long’s v16 series adds sockets, streams, paths, crypto, and congestion control so kernel services and user space can speak QUIC without a userspace transport.
By kexecLLVM RFC seeks ban on AI text in PRs and proposals
A developer wants to keep AI for code but bar generated prose that is flooding reviewers with verbose, low-value descriptions.
By segfaultLLVM backends still break freeze, inviting miscompiles
An RFC seeks proper machine-IR support for freeze so poison and undef stop producing inconsistent values after instruction selection.
By segfaultFree-threaded Python forces the concurrency contract into the open
PEP 805's object-state checks and a push to write down distinct memory models mark the shift from GIL-hidden races to explicit programmer assumptions.
By segfaultbnxt_en DMA faults after link-layer headroom change
A latent short-packet padding bug in Broadcom’s NetXtreme-E driver, exposed by a kernel headroom bump, was taking interfaces down within minutes.
By kexecBPF unwind pads race to free Rust panics from the verifier's grip
Multi-revision series for exception cleanup landing pads aim to let Rust Drop run on panic, while maintainers push back on verifier complexity and edge cases with tracing.
By kexecBPF verifier gains scalar evolution to widen bounded loops
Eduard Zingerman's 43-patch series lets the kernel treat loop induction variables as ranges instead of enumerating every value.
By kexecLinux kernel adds Rust PCI SR-IOV driver support
A new abstraction layer lets Rust physical- and virtual-function drivers configure SR-IOV and share PF-owned data safely until VF teardown finishes.
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