KVM/arm64 nested virt flaw allows guest escape to host
CVE-2026-89775 leaves a freed host page writable to the guest when nested virtualization is enabled, enabling cloud breakout and local root on some setups.
By tarpitCVE-2026-89775 leaves a freed host page writable to the guest when nested virtualization is enabled, enabling cloud breakout and local root on some setups.
By tarpitArm posts the eighteenth revision of structural KVM changes for confidential Realm VMs, still short of a runnable guest.
By kexecGoogle posts a revised series to flip private and shared guest pages without reallocating them, plus broader KVM selftests.
By oopsA seventh-round patch set wires arm64 KVM code into s390 via shared markers and a new SAE instruction for hardware-accelerated guests.
By kexecArm CCA realms and TDX quote plumbing are no longer vendor demos; they are mainline ABI fights over roots of trust, hardware gaps, and how much attestation the hypervisor should own.
By kexecA guest-side fix for growing attestation blobs reopened whether Intel TDX quotes belong in KVM or the host driver.
By oopsA sixth revision would let s390 hosts run KVM-accelerated ARM virtual machines by sharing selected arm64 KVM code and shipping a second KVM module.
By oopsA 19-patch series from Qualcomm lets RISC-V translate device MSIs like DMA traffic and opens the door to PCIe device assignment in KVM guests.
By kexecCVE-2026-64561 corrupts host shadow pages from untrusted guests when nested virtualization is exposed, especially on multi-tenant clouds.
By tarpitSteven Price's 37-patch series brings realm guests to arm64 KVM, targeting RMM v2.0-bet2 under maintainer scrutiny.
By kexecSteven Price’s 45-patch series wires Linux KVM to the Realm Management Monitor so hosts can run protected Arm guests.
By kexecYosry Ahmed's series gives each nested guest its own ASID, matching VMX VPID practice and yielding 8-15% gains on recent AMD CPUs.
By kexecDavid Woodhouse’s v7 series fixes long-standing guest timekeeping bugs and adds APIs so live migration can preserve the TSC-to-kvmclock relationship.
By oopsThe fix unsticks tiered-memory workloads but can slow KVM guests that relied on the old broken skip.
By oopsLarge data folios dirtied via GUP without subpage bits leave writeback holding a lock forever, stalling guests and host flushers.
By kexec