ksmbd ACL packing fixed to block malformed DACLs and OOB reads
Authenticated clients could force undersized ACL headers or heap out-of-bounds reads via crafted security descriptors.
By oopsAuthenticated clients could force undersized ACL headers or heap out-of-bounds reads via crafted security descriptors.
By oopsStanislav 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 kexecDistributions can ship one kernel with both features and let BPF schedulers opt in at runtime.
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 oopsAMD's pghot v8 consolidates access tracking from hint faults and hardware samplers, then drives batched promotions via per-node kernel threads.
By kexecA per-VMA lock rework aimed at unsticking /proc monitoring on large multi-threaded hosts draws a hard line on Claude-assisted patches.
By oopsA 64-patch series centralizes per-channel bottom-half handling on a shared WQ_BH workqueue across virt-dma and more than a dozen drivers.
By oopsJohn Garry's v5 series folds multipath block devices into the SCSI core, driven by ALUA path state and unique VPD identities.
By oopsAn RFC series would deprecate the feature after years of bugs, syzbot hits, and at least eight CVEs, while keeping it for directories.
By kexecA reported RCU race in AF_CAN receive-op deletion was NAKed after the maintainer said mainline already closed it.
By kexecBPF schedulers can opt into handling mutex-blocked donors so one kernel can ship both features.
By kexecA kernel series lets sandbox supervisors feed immutable syscall arguments into uncooperative targets without a trusted setup window.
By oopsA memory-safety race in page-table dumping leads the week’s traffic, alongside a long-lived taskstats truncation, RISC-V IOMMU progress, and a push to delete a BROKEN Qualcomm crypto driver.
By kexecDynamic hard_header_len updates raced with lockless TX paths; macvlan-on-VLAN shows a related headroom gap.
By kexecA KASAN-reported use-after-free in the BPF TCP send path freed a shared cork message twice when two threads raced across a lock drop.
By kexecA new page-table helper lets multi-size THP stay available on CPUs that cannot back traditional PMD leaves.
By oopsThe fix unsticks tiered-memory workloads but can slow KVM guests that relied on the old broken skip.
By oopsNon-movable allocations no longer thrash swap when defrag_mode cannot claim free pages from movable blocks.
By oopsCore SMP call and x86 TLB flush paths no longer pin the caller for the full remote completion wait, cutting real-time scheduling latency.
By kexecGreg Kroah-Hartman and Jonathan Corbet say even non-generative AI code review of the xillybus driver must be credited.
By kexecGregory Price's v5 patchset flips device-backed memory from fully fungible to opt-in kernel services.
By kexecLarge data folios dirtied via GUP without subpage bits leave writeback holding a lock forever, stalling guests and host flushers.
By kexecCVE-2026-53090 addressed incomplete failure-path analysis that could let unsafe programs pass verification.
By kexecAn unprivileged local attacker could overwrite an in-flight IV and reuse keystream on concurrent cipher operations.
By kexecChristian Marangi’s net-next series gives phylink a proper producer-consumer model for Physical Coding Sublayer devices, with Airoha AN7581 as the first in-tree user.
By kexecknod would JIT-compile packet programs on the GPU from the kernel, with no CUDA or ROCm in the data path.
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