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next-20260730: linux-next
[$] Reconsidering O_CREAT|O_DIRECTORY
Another batch of single-fix stable kernels
Greg Kroah-Hartman has announced the release of the 6.18.41, 6.12.100, 6.6.147, 6.1.180, 5.15.213, and 5.10.262 stable kernels.
Each of these kernels contains a single fix for a use-after-free vulnerability (CVE-2026-64560). Users of these kernels are advised to upgrade.
Security updates for Thursday
6.18.41: longterm
6.12.100: longterm
6.6.147: longterm
6.1.180: longterm
5.15.213: longterm
5.10.262: longterm
PCLinuxOS 2026.07.30
[$] LWN.net Weekly Edition for July 30, 2026
- Front: Hazard pointers; DFSG team; Swap devices; Netkit and BPF; BPF inlined functions; Fedora GRUB; gccrs.
- Briefs: RIP Dan Williams; Debian LLM resolution; Fedora 45 process; Codeberg LLM policy; GCC LLM policy; GNU Binutils 2.47; GNU C Library 2.44; Wayfire 0.11; Quotes; ...
- Announcements: Newsletters, conferences, security updates, patches, and more.
NethSecurity 8.8.0
StratOS 2026.07.29
AUSTRUMI 5.2.5
Security Onion 3.2.0-20260729
[$] Debugging information for inlined functions
BPF programs use BPF type format (BTF) debugging information in order to determine how to interact with functions in the kernel. Specifically, tracing a kernel function involves finding its address in the kernel's BTF section — but that doesn't work for functions that have been inlined, and therefore don't have a single, specific address. Alan Maguire wants to add information about inlined functions to BTF in order to allow them to be traced, and led a session on that topic at the 2026 Linux Storage, Filesystem, Memory-Management, and BPF Summit.
Three stable kernels for Wednesday fix a single regression
Greg Kroah-Hartman has announced the release of the 6.12.99, 6.6.146, and 6.1.179 stable kernels. This batch of stable kernels includes a single fix for a regression caused by this commit. Users of those kernels should upgrade.