https://ubuntu.com/security/CVE-2026-98432Ubuntubros I don't feel so good
>>110193695Watch it be a nothingburger
>>110193721The point is not just the security flaw. OP forgot to show which versions of Ubuntu have patched it. Hint: none of them.
>>110193721watch the php2tards fall for it again
>>110193695Wtf I'm going to buy Ubuntu pro now
>>110193695this is so confusing is this new or from last week?
I updated my ubuntu server yesterday, fuck that
>>110194155They found it back on the 15th. They just didn't think it was important until today.
>>110193695updated all 8 boxes, thanks
>>110193695>Shove it up 200+ packages into a distro and make it so bloated to simulate le pajeetsoft experience where everything works out of the box>muh security exposed>suprised_pikachu_face.jpgI mean it’s inevitable the fact that every “user friendly” distro will get pozzed by either with bugs or chink/ruski cyber mafia. The original creator of the kernel thinks bugs should be included in the software for the sake of not breaking userspace. If your users are literal retards that runs the downloaded binary like a monkey then what’s the point of open source Un*x like OS where everything runs efficiently and bug free? Look at brain dead manchildren gamers for example. They think that copying commands from wiki and doing setup on terminal with arch based distro is “cool” on the other hand they run malware from aur just for convenience’s sake. Tl,dr: install gentoo and compile your own selected apps and try to understand your system faggit.
>>110194258The fix isn't even out yet
>>110194292can I just make a cronjob that does update, upgrade - y, autoremove -y?or is that bad for me?
>>110194299It honestly depends, if you don't run anything mission critical that depends on something - should be obvious.
>>110194312idgi
>>110193721fpbp /thread
>>110193695Is this Ubuntu only
>>110194387I don't know
>>110193695>14.04 LTS trusty Not affectedUPDOOTERS BTFO
>>110194387It was kernel wide, dude. Most distros already patched it.For debian related distros, because that's what I work on:apt updateapt list --upgradableapt upgradeuname -rlinux-version listIf uname -r shows a lower version yhan linux-version list, you need to reboot to pick up the new kernelAnd now I'm realizing I have a fuckload of Alpine VMs I need to figure this out on too.
>ubuntu
>>110193721Well it's already been patched.
>>110193695>linus starts vibecoding the kernel>critical vulnerabilities start to pop uplike a clockwork
>>110193695Does this only concern ubuntu kernel?
>>110194538>Nothingburger has already been eaten>More news at 11
>>110193695>System administrators should transition they probably already have
>>110194650NO WE HAVEN'T. WANT TO GUESS WHY?
There is nothing showing for kernels yet on Debian 13 with apt -U full-upgrade?https://www.debian.org/security/https://www.debian.org/lts/security/
>>110194757Debian patched this a while back: https://security-tracker.debian.org/tracker/CVE-2026-98432
>>110194799Oh so it's another nothing-burger then. Ubuntu must be
>>110194844Imagine being slower than Debian. DEBIAN.
>>110194854KekDebian always made fun of "stable but no updates" still faster than Ubuntu
>>110194528do nothing an win
>>110193695Another closedchad victory
>>110194299yes, unattended upgrades are goated.unless you use a tard distro with maintainers that dont give a fuck about pushing breaking changes into supposedly "stable" distros
>>110193721>w-watch it be a nothing bur-ACKwhy do you fucktards keep coping?
>>110195105Anon, we've had multiple 'world breaking' CVEs this month and all of them turned out to be nothingburgers. This one's even patched already.
>>110195149it's literally another exploit chain primitive just waiting there for most shit that just won't be patched. I really have been trying to force just deploying Fedora Server at work because of this constant stream of diarrhea so at least people are forced on the latest userland/kernel.
