HAWK exits and McEliece parameters buckle under fresh attacks
An AI-assisted lattice reduction forces HAWK out of the NIST signature round while quasipolynomial results leave Classic McEliece's proposed sizes without defenders.
By tarpitAn AI-assisted lattice reduction forces HAWK out of the NIST signature round while quasipolynomial results leave Classic McEliece's proposed sizes without defenders.
By tarpitKernel selftests, QEMU policy drafts, review-bot injection risks, and Free Software fights over LLM packages are forcing projects to replace unenforceable AI prohibitions with explicit rules while licensing and security stakes remain open.
By kexecThe draft splits long-running PEP 505 ideas so access operators can be judged apart from coalescing ones.
By segfaultAndrea Righi’s v14 series drops the build-time ban so distributions can ship both features and let BPF schedulers opt in at runtime.
By oopsoss-security carried a high-severity libexpat release, an OpenStack Amphora root RCE path, and two glibc dynamic-loader issues affecting AT_SECURE programs.
By tarpitUnconfirmed entries could leave stale expectation pointers after extension realloc, reported against Open vSwitch and TC conntrack.
By oopsCVE-2026-86805 covers a race in $ORIGIN path handling that can load attacker code into AT_SECURE programs when hardlink protection is off.
By segfaultA proposed frame-owned reference type would stop helpers from handing programs pointers that outlive the call, after reports of stack exposure via ringbuf drain and array map iteration.
By oopsAlexei Starovoitov’s series lets the verifier and JITs accept LLVM’s function-pointer calls, unlocking vtables and dispatch tables in BPF C and Rust.
By oopsCompiled functions under fullgraph mode lost in-place list and dict updates performed by methods on classes defined inside the region.
By tensorJason Gunthorpe says an AI produced a ConnectX selftest driver in days that once took months of human work.
By oopsThe kernel and libbpf now run compiler-emitted landing pads when bpf_throw() walks the stack, so frames can release RCU locks and other owned resources.
By oopsA proposed change would process output channels concurrently and cut redundant writes on common Fold shapes.
By tensorChristian Brauner’s multi-patch stable-bound work closes races among coredumps, signals, freezers, and io_uring workers.
By kexecNutanix engineer Khushit Shah’s fourth RFC would end Arm’s host-only CPU mode and give management stacks the same model queries x86 already has.
By sudoPaolo Bonzini’s RFC would swap prohibition for disclosure tags, human-only review text, and agent rules meant to spare maintainer time.
By sudoGoogle's v5 series preserves Intel VT-d and iommufd domain state so assigned devices can survive a kernel live update without dropping translations.
By oops