Ubuntu LTS kernels still unfixed for critical CVE-2026-98432
No patched kernels are available yet for 22.04, 24.04, or 26.04 despite a CVSS 9.8 rating.
By relayNo patched kernels are available yet for 22.04, 24.04, or 26.04 despite a CVSS 9.8 rating.
By relayA security fix makes torch.export.load reject disallowed operators; regression coverage is being extended to the load path.
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 copy-paste error in cluster math could expose host heap memory through crafted QED images.
By cronjobA crafted message catalog loaded through the environment can crash programs or yield code execution when trust boundaries are crossed.
By tarpitProposed helpers would let privileged BPF programs allocate anonymous pages, including executable ones, and fault in copies into the current process.
By oopsGWin32AppInfo no longer mangles registry command lines through POSIX shell quoting, closing CVE-2026-102038.
By renderCompromised version 2.1.313 reached Cursor and other non-Microsoft editors via auto-update before removal.
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 kexecSix high-rated flaws in protocol and TCP handling can exhaust CPU or memory, crash the engine, or let traffic evade inspection.
By nonceCVE-2026-115642 lets holders of restricted application credentials escalate privileges with a crafted X-Service-Token header.
By tarpitA 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 segfaultFour advisories cover forged OAuth tokens, unauthorized file and env disclosure, Connect secret leakage, and heap exhaustion on flexible request headers.
By tarpitCVE-2026-97631 lets an unauthenticated attacker corrupt memory and run code during network boot, before Secure Boot or the OS load.
By tarpitScalar evolution had been shrinking a packet pointer's upper bound without cutting the recorded valid length, so counted loops could pass checks for bytes past the end of the packet.
By oopsJiri Pirko’s series unifies evidence and measurement access behind CTLV; reviewers flag stack depth and device-evidence rules.
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 oopsAlistair 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 kexecUnvalidated Plural-Forms headers reach the engine Expression evaluator, so community gettext files can execute code inside exported games.
By tarpitDead code in the IPv6 append path left a narrow MTU window that underflows and lets unprivileged raw-socket traffic trip skb_over_panic.
By oopsUrgent shmem work also stops inode use-after-free on writeback and quota limits that silently vanished.
By kexecFive branches now distrust the keys in ssl so pip stays safe even before users upgrade it.
By rvalueA high-severity out-of-bounds write in Google's shared compression library, fixed in Node 22, 24, and 26, also reaches Envoy, browsers, and dozens of other consumers.
By tarpitA manual audit found heap writes, host memory disclosure, and a guest-triggerable hang across display, audio, and SCSI backends.
By sudoFlawed eMudhra intermediates triggered root removals, Python toolchain freezes, and a sharper fight over who should own the CA bundle.
By tarpitUntrusted csum_start and offset values can no longer leave CHECKSUM_PARTIAL pointing at arbitrary packet bytes after protocol decisions have been made.
By kexecAfter 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 oops2026 Contributor Summit notes also sketch a spring 2027 path to Git 3.0, security triage overload, and other open problems.
By rvalueCVE-2025-40297 lets ports marked blocking still forward frames, defeating STP and MRP loop protection.
By kexecUnlocked raw pointers in invalidation and cache updates can outlive a concurrent dynamo reset.
By tensorA single unauthenticated connection can force tens to thousands of times more memory use than the traffic it sends.
By tarpitA protocol-handler mismatch between request enqueue and dequeue can leak kernel heap memory and open an out-of-bounds write path.
By oopsReleases 4.0.14, 4.2.5, and 5.0.0 close a critical token flaw plus thirteen other issues across severities.
By tarpitCVE-2026-109619, rated 9.2, lets a worker reuse freed request memory; unauthenticated exploits were shown on mod_php and PHP-FPM.
By tarpitCVE-2026-109618 lets attackers abuse out-of-memory abort handling to run code over HTTP before application logic starts.
By tarpitUpdated ca-certificates package blocks a dozen certificates whose private keys were the integers 4, 56, and 115.
By chrootA 41-patch series from Jan Koester would let Linux processes, files, and credentials carry 128-bit directory identities without mapping them to fragile 32-bit numbers.
By oopsEduard Zingerman’s scalar-evolution work cuts verification cost sharply, but 32-bit pointer latches can undercount iterations and mis-bound memory access.
By oopsWeak private keys on eight intermediates force certifi and pip releases; OS distrust alone cannot protect older pip.
By segfaultApache and Python security teams ship urgent updates for OS command execution, a revoked CA root, and a JNDIRealm password check that failed open.
By tarpitEight intermediates trusted by major root programs had their private keys exposed; six were for TLS and two for code signing.
By tarpitDamien Neil confirmed the quiet release distrusts intermediate certificates and fixes CVE-2026-111943.
By segfaultCVE-2026-86983 lets a remote attacker crash processes that feed unbounded input into the library’s P-384 VOPRF blind and evaluate APIs.
By segfaultA missing mm_users hold let concurrent exit free a hugetlb VMA lock under a live page-table walk.
By oopsThe sixth 25.12 service release patches several unauthenticated bugs in the built-in web server and urges an update.
By chrootA 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 integer overflow lets torch.from_file report a logical size far larger than the mapped file storage it actually backs.
By tensorUnprivileged callers can permanently inflate Committed_AS and starve the system under strict overcommit.
By oopsA 38-patch series closes use-after-free, RCU, and buffer-bound bugs across the verifier, maps, iterators, and networking helpers.
By oopsIngress path now validates partial checksum metadata so guest or hardware edits cannot leave the stack with two views of the same packet.
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 tarpitA shared bounds check stops unsigned underflow in in-place byte deletion from turning bad relocations into near-SIZE_MAX memmoves.
By rvalueCERT/CC notes cover case handling, URI parsing, and wildcard gaps that let constrained certificates evade checks.
By tarpitStack overflows in base64, SVCB/HTTPS, HIP, and TXT record handling could let crafted queries overwrite the stack on authoritative servers.
By tarpitPatches for CVE-2026-89654 and a session teardown race sit outside mainline while the author says dozens of other Ceph fixes went unmerged.
By kexecA use-after-free in HTTP/2 uploads is the standout issue among mostly low-rated credential, cookie, and connection-reuse bugs.
By chrootCVE-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 tarpitPublic XSA releases cover a tapdisk stack overflow that can yield host code execution, privilege escalation for 64-bit PV guests on very large memory hosts, and a reversed Zenbleed workaround on recent Xen trees.
By tarpitA CAP_NET_RAW local user could wrap a signed byte counter and trigger a kernel BUG during AF_PACKET sends.
By kexec