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432 Linux CVEs published in the last 24 hours
Ready to reboot again?

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Yawn.
who?
Looks like most of these are DoS vectors, require privileges, or involve obscure drivers. Still a good idea to patch, but nothing really out of the ordinary in the "Linux is its own CNA also LLMs are a thing now" age.
There's nothing server admins fear more than NULL pointer derefences in ALSA PCM code on RISC-V
Linux CVEs, nginx CVEs, dnsmasq CVEs... oh well, this must be Tuesday.
datacenter rave is OVER
Fuck
Just
apt update && apt upgrade && rebootset on a cron every 6hrs just to be safe.Soon we'll stop comparing uptime as a metric of a good host and start comparing how often our hosts reboot for critical vuln patching.
"STAY AWAY! UPTIME THREE YEARS, HOST NO GOOD!"
/s
Guess kernelcare and alike is probably seeing a jump in sales. I'm still considering deployment fleet-wide.
I've abandoned Linux and just have Claude vibe-code me an OS whenever I need to use a computer.
Perhaps it's an inside job?