27 Maggio 2026

• Debian Samba Critical Access Bypass Remote Code Exec Advisory DSA-6297-1

  Several vulnerabilities have been discovered in Samba, a SMB/CIFS file, print, and login server for Unix, which might result in bypass of access checks, overwrite of files in unintended situations using the WORM vfs module, installing CA certificates over http without verification when auto-enrollment GPO is enabled, denial of service or remote code
• Debian Trixie SPIP Critical Remote Code Exec Vulnerabilities DSA-6296-1

  Multiple vulnerabilities were discovered in SPIP, a website engine for publishing, which may result in remote code execution or an open redirect. For the stable distribution (trixie), these problems have been fixed in version 4.4.15+dfsg-0+deb13u1.
• Debian Trixie Linux Major Denial of Service Privilege Escalation DSA-6295-1

  Several vulnerabilities have been discovered in the Linux kernel that may lead to a privilege escalation, denial of service or information leaks. For the stable distribution (trixie), these problems have been fixed in version 6.12.90-1. Additionally this update includes a fix for a

• When certificates expire 8x faster, manual renewals break
  Digital certificates quietly underpin almost everything that matters in modern IT: public websites, internal systems, APIs, and machine-to-machine traffic. For years, many teams treated renewal as a calendar exercise—tolerable when validity stretched beyond a year. That era is ending.New security expectations are dramatically reducing maximum certificate validity—from periods of 398 days down to as little as 47 days by 2029. The shift is not theoretical: the first major reduction—to 200 days—began in March 2026. Shorter validity does not merely mean “more paperwork.” It means teams
• The same 16 GPUs, twice the users: Inference-aware routing for LLM clusters
  TL;DR: The same 16 GPUs, twice the users. Your GPU bill remains flat while capacity doubles. A cluster that handled 20 concurrent users now handles 200. These numbers are made possible by llm-d’s inference scheduler, built to route every request across a distributed cluster with visibility into every node, every queue, and every cache. Large language model (LLM) requests are slow, non-uniform, and expensive—the inference scheduler is built for exactly that.The pattern that works everywhere elseEvery GPU-hour has a price, the question is how much work you are getting out of it.Kubernetes is

27 Maggio 2026

• 7.1-rc5: mainline

  Version:	7.1-rc5 (mainline)
  Released:	2026-05-24
  Source:	linux-7.1-rc5.tar.gz
  Patch:	full (incremental)

• 7.0.10: stable

  Version:	7.0.10 (stable)
  Released:	2026-05-23
  Source:	linux-7.0.10.tar.xz
  PGP Signature:	linux-7.0.10.tar.sign
  Patch:	full (incremental)
  ChangeLog:	ChangeLog-7.0.10

• 6.18.33: longterm

  Version:	6.18.33 (longterm)
  Released:	2026-05-23
  Source:	linux-6.18.33.tar.xz
  PGP Signature:	linux-6.18.33.tar.sign
  Patch:	full (incremental)
  ChangeLog:	ChangeLog-6.18.33