PyTorch adds system oneDNN option for CPU and XPU
Distros can link one shared library instead of two static bundled copies, enabling offline builds and faster security updates.
By tensorDistros can link one shared library instead of two static bundled copies, enabling offline builds and faster security updates.
By tensorA 23-patch series from Sean Christopherson fixes the uaccess failure mode and hardens VM destruction so guest memory writes cannot hit the wrong mm.
By oopsA crafted message catalog loaded through the environment can crash programs or yield code execution when trust boundaries are crossed.
By tarpitPatches headed for stable kernels stop stale compressed pages and large swap-ins that could map other files' blocks on zram-style devices.
By kexecSergey Senozhatsky’s zcomp overhaul ends reader/writer priority inversion and trims per-CPU compressor memory, and Andrew Morton has queued it.
By oopsTorvalds boots the 7.4 SPARC series to 7.5 and scolds a contributor for teaching how to hide rebase timestamps.
By oopsEight stable-bound fixes stop zonelist rebuilds from causing wrong-zone allocations and NULL pointer crashes.
By kexecBrauner’s emergency-RO path replaces unlocked SB_RDONLY updates that raced freezes and hung writers across ext4, XFS, GFS2, and more.
By kexecA Clang-backed __must_init attribute will make missing kobj_type release methods a build-time error, after fixes across filesystems, GPU, cpufreq, and more.
By renderAdhemerval Zanella's patch series lets distributors refuse non-PIE binaries, text relocations, WX segments, and weak RELRO via /etc/tunables.conf, and flips several build-time hardenings on by default.
By segfaultJiri Pirko’s series unifies evidence and measurement access behind CTLV; reviewers flag stack depth and device-evidence rules.
By oopsA merged media update for Linux 7.4 unhid I2C and SPI sensor options by chip ID, drawing a sharp rebuke over kernel configuration UX.
By oopsA v3 patch series adds READ_METADATA and WRITE_METADATA controls and refactors LSM hooks so sandboxes can restrict stat, chmod, xattrs, and ACLs independently of file contents.
By oopsDropping RCU around speculative page gets left a window for writes against read-only tail memmap after HVO remap.
By kexecAlistair Francis’s v5 series adds a memory-safe SPDM stack and PCIe CMA path so the kernel can treat untrusted device replies as hostile until verified.
By kexecA race in the per-VMA-locked maps walk could omit address ranges that stayed mapped for the entire read.
By oopsDead code in the IPv6 append path left a narrow MTU window that underflows and lets unprivileged raw-socket traffic trip skb_over_panic.
By oopsJohn Stultz posts the next major stage of scheduler proxy execution, covering waiters blocked on mutexes whose owners are asleep.
By kexecUntrusted csum_start and offset values can no longer leave CHECKSUM_PARTIAL pointing at arbitrary packet bytes after protocol decisions have been made.
By kexecPrograms compiled against kernel type information lack a stable ABI, so systemd joins ZFS and NVIDIA in linuxPackages.
By chrootAfter a public report, the kernel will only trust CHECKSUM_PARTIAL when offsets match real TCP or UDP headers, or complete the checksum before protocol processing.
By oopsCVE-2025-40297 lets ports marked blocking still forward frames, defeating STP and MRP loop protection.
By kexecA protocol-handler mismatch between request enqueue and dequeue can leak kernel heap memory and open an out-of-bounds write path.
By oopsJosef Bacik’s series makes sync, drop_caches, quotas, and remounts skip or killably wait on dying superblocks instead of hanging uninterruptibly behind one bad umount.
By oopsNhat Pham’s vswap layer decouples swap slots from disk, with on-demand physical fallback and cgroup accounting that only charges real backing.
By kexecget_maintainer will treat linux-kernel as a fallback only, aiming to cut the list’s duplicate traffic by roughly 90 percent.
By oopsDAWO targets reproducible public-sector workstations after a Microsoft cutoff at the ICC underscored foreign software risk.
By chrootA missing mm_users hold let concurrent exit free a hugetlb VMA lock under a live page-table walk.
By oopsMeta reworks a Linus Torvalds idea so multi-CPU small reads stop bouncing the same folio's reference count.
By kexecA CAP_NET_ADMIN controller can aim vdpa_sim virtqueues at kernel addresses and read two bytes per kick after a missing access_ok check.
By oopsAn RFC finishes converting all seventeen tools there to Python 3, stdlib only.
By kexecA world-readable waiting_for_supplier attribute can permanently hang both the reader and device probe on success.
By kexecUnprivileged callers can permanently inflate Committed_AS and starve the system under strict overcommit.
By oopsMeta moves inode allocation off the shared kernfs lock after fleet hangs that blocked oomd and init while memory-max containers reclaimed.
By kexecIngress path now validates partial checksum metadata so guest or hardware edits cannot leave the stack with two views of the same packet.
By kexecSasha Levin shares workflows meant to cut wrong Fixes tags and missed stable markings, and tightens the docs those tags depend on.
By kexecAfter embargo expiry, Hyunwoo Kim details Infinity Core: use-after-free and bounds bugs across timer, signal, MM, futex, scheduler, and SLAB paths.
By tarpitopen(2) can create a directory and return a pinning file descriptor in one step, closing a long-standing race when setting up directory trees.
By oopsPatches remove obsolete cache flushes and fix quadratic scheduler and accounting work that dominated sequential online and offline on high-core x86 servers.
By kexecKairui Song’s Multi-Gen LRU work promotes hot pages on access rather than waiting for eviction feedback, cutting I/O and reclaim pressure on many workloads.
By kexecMandatory seq_file callbacks are the first annotated fields so missing initializers become compile-time warnings.
By kexecNon-atomic young-bit clearing on transparent huge pages could lose concurrent writes and let reclaim discard still-dirty anonymous memory.
By oopsSummit consensus and maintainer fatigue push the Linux project to scrap a short-lived requirement that patches disclose LLM help.
By kexecCVE-2026-74580 lets local users with vhost device access gain arbitrary kernel read/write, and can escalate to QEMU heap control from certain guests.
By tarpitA Clang attribute on struct kobj_type::release surfaces dozens of missing cleanups and closes real use-after-free and leak bugs across the tree.
By renderThe change would finish the DNF5 transition and finally retire libmodulemd years after modularity itself ended.
By chrootAfter years of incomplete fixes for buffered read bottlenecks, Linus Torvalds mails a new approach he refined with LLM help ahead of the maintainer summit.
By oopsDavid Matlack’s v10 series lets selected PCI endpoints keep DMA running across a host kernel upgrade without topology or routing changes.
By oopsMaintainers found the mandatory attribution rarely used and uninformative, and prefer tool-use detail in cover letters instead.
By kexecA CAP_NET_RAW local user could wrap a signed byte counter and trigger a kernel BUG during AF_PACKET sends.
By kexecChristian Brauner’s series converts remaining filesystems to private emergency-ro state so freeze, thaw, and emergency remount stop hanging or warning.
By kexecConstructor and destructor mismatches left NR_PAGETABLE wrong when freeing hot-removed tables on x86, arm64, and RISC-V.
By kexecLorenzo Stoakes proposes 38 patches that replace overloaded special-flag checks with explicit predicates for what core mm owns and can merge.
By oopsKees Cook’s kmem_buckets series, capped by a Pedro Falcato networking change, gives socket-buffer payloads their own slab caches when slab buckets are enabled.
By oopsZhang Yi’s 31-patch v7 lands the core conversion and a new disksize-pending scheme, still off by default until more features catch up.
By kexecAn unprivileged race of MREMAP_DONTUNMAP against transparent huge page discard could free anon_vma structures still referenced by a restored mapping.
By kexecChristian Marangi’s series gives phylink a producer-consumer model for Physical Coding Sublayer devices and lands first support on Airoha AN7581.
By kexecA fix makes sizing of key-notification pipes atomic so concurrent posters cannot hit a null buffer and crash the system.
By kexecFault-around can re-map large folios mid-punch, leaving stale mappings and exact 512-page RSS imbalances on production hosts.
By oopsA proposed fix treats THE REST as a true fallback so subsystem lists no longer share the firehose with linux-kernel by default.
By kexec