Greg Kroah-Hartman has announced the release of the 7.3.1, 7.2.14, 6.18.60, 6.12.115, 6.6.161, 6.1.191, 5.15.224, and 5.10.273 stable kernels. As usual, he advises all users to update—advice that seems especially wise given the increased number of security-relevant bug fixes that the kernel is seeing these days. [Edit: the 7.2.15 stable release is already in review as well.]
PreviousApple Has Released More Than 25 New Products in the Past Two MonthsNextBinance says it has reserved $6.34B+ in company funds, including $5B already held in impacted token assets, to deal with the fallout from the $6.3B hack (Rajveer Singh Pardesi/Reuters)
Related posts
Connecting AWS to Another Network with a Site-to-Site VPN
0dev.to AWS
CVE-2026-28328 and the Limits of Product-Fingerprint Exposure Data
0dev.to Security
Self-Employed? Solopreneur? NIST Has a Cybersecurity Guide Just for You
0Hacker News New
Apple’s HomeView may double as security camera – watch out Ring, Nest, and Wyze
0ZDNet
Future-proof security system protects Bitcoin Lightning Network from quantum attacks
0Phys.org Tech
CVE-2026-106074: a build-time randomness leak in Node.js snapshots
0dev.to Node