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jeudi 9 novembre 2023, 16:25
It is (relatively) easy to add code to the kernel; it tends to be much harder to remove that code later. The most recent example of this dynamic can be seen in the story of the ia64 ("Itanium") architecture, support for which was removed during the 6.7 merge window. That...
Security updates have been issued by Debian (cacti and chromium), Fedora (CuraEngine, podman, and rubygem-rmagick), Mageia (gnome-shell, openssl, and zlib), SUSE (salt), and Ubuntu (xrdp).
mercredi 8 novembre 2023, 22:15
The reminder has gone out: the deadline for nominations for the Linux Foundation Technical Advisory Board is November 13. If you are interested in representing the kernel community on the TAB, now is the time to put together a self-nomination and get onto the ballot.
The linux-kernel mailing list famously gets an enormous amount of email on a daily basis; the volume is so high that various email providers try to rate-limit it, which can lead to huge backlogs on the sending side and, of course, delayed mail. Part of the reason there is so ...
The 6.6.1, 6.5.11, 6.1.62, 5.4.260, 4.19.298, and 4.14.329 stable kernel updates have all been released, each contains another set of important fixes. Note that 5.15.138 and 5.10.200 ended up going into a second round of review; they can be expected in the near future. ...
The developers of Home Assistant, which has recently been covered here, have announced that they will be removing support for Chamberlain and Liftmaster garage-door openers after being locked out by the company. Because we cannot continue to work around Chamberlain Group...
The Register attended a talk about Ubuntu's upcoming Core Desktop immutable distribution. We suspect that Core Desktop might yet be the tool that validates Canonical's Snap format and helps to overcome some of the resistance it faces. Snap's single-file distribution format ...
Security updates have been issued by Debian (python-urllib3 and tang), Fedora (chromium, mlpack, open-vm-tools, and salt), Red Hat (avahi, binutils, buildah, c-ares, cloud-init, containernetworking-plugins, cups, curl, dnsmasq, edk2, flatpak, frr, gdb, ghostscript, glib2,...
mardi 7 novembre 2023, 21:12
There has been a lot of action for the Python C API in the last month or so—much of it organizational in nature. As predicted in our late September article on using the 'limited' C API in the standard library, the core developer sprint in October was the scene of some...
Alexander 'Solar Designer' Peslyak, the longtime maintainer of the oss-security and linux-distros mailing lists, has announced that this work has gained a sponsor: After 15+ years of being a 100% volunteer effort, Openwall's maintenance of oss-security and (linux-)distros...
Fedora 39 has been released, one day after the Fedora project's 20th anniversary. See the list of approved changes and this Fedora Magazine article for more information. As always, we’ve updated many, many other packages as we work to bring you the best of everything the ...
Security updates have been issued by Debian (trapperkeeper-webserver-jetty9-clojure), Mageia (libsndfile, packages, thunderbird, and x11-server), Oracle (.NET 6.0), SUSE (kernel, kubevirt, virt-api-container, virt-controller-container, virt-handler-container,...
lundi 6 novembre 2023, 17:23
Containers and virtual machines on Linux communicate with the world via virtual network devices. This arrangement makes the full power of the Linux networking stack available, but it imposes the full overhead of that stack as well. Often, the routing of this networking...
Security updates have been issued by Debian (chromium, open-vm-tools, openjdk-17, pmix, and trafficserver), Fedora (netconsd, podman, suricata, and usd), Oracle (.NET 6.0,.NET 7.0, binutils, ghostscript, java-1.8.0-openjdk, kernel, and squid), SUSE (apache-ivy,...
vendredi 3 novembre 2023, 19:24
The Google Project Zero blog celebrates the launch of the Pixel 8 handset, the first to make use of Arm's Memory Tagging Extension (MTE). Linux has supported MTE since the 5.10 release in 2020, but that support has only now shown up (in experimental form) in an available...
The Open Enterprise Linux Association, a joint venture founded by CIQ, Oracle, and SUSE, has announced its first code release. OpenELA is excited to announce that the source code for all packages necessary for anyone to build a derivative Enterprise Linux operating system...
As of this writing, 9,842 non-merge changesets have found their way into the mainline repository since the 6.7 merge window opened. Nearly a third of those consist of the entire bcachefs development history but, even discounting that, there has been a lot of material landing ...
Security updates have been issued by Debian (phppgadmin and vlc), Fedora (attract-mode, chromium, and netconsd), Red Hat (.NET 7.0, c-ares, curl, ghostscript, insights-client, python, squid, and squid:4), SUSE (kernel and roundcubemail), and Ubuntu (libsndfile).
jeudi 2 novembre 2023, 16:28
One of the core objectives of any confidential-computing implementation is to protect a guest system's memory from access by actors outside of the guest itself. The host computer and hypervisor are part of the group that is to be excluded from such access; indeed, they are...
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