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    CVE-2025-15661 libssh2 SFTP Heap Overread: Supply-Chain & Automation Risk

    CVE-2025-15661 is a high-severity libssh2 vulnerability disclosed in June 2026 that affects versions through 1.11.1, where a malicious SSH server or man-in-the-middle attacker can trigger a heap buffer over-read in SFTP symlink handling and crash or expose client memory. The bug is not a Windows...
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    Linux Bluetooth CVE-2026-53357: L2CAP Use-After-Free Race and Why Windows Fleets Care

    CVE-2026-53357, published by NVD on July 2, 2026 after disclosure from kernel.org, fixes a Linux kernel Bluetooth L2CAP use-after-free race in which a listening socket close can collide with an HCI disconnect path and touch already-freed socket and channel objects. The bug is not a Windows flaw...
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    Linux Kernel AMD KFD Race Fix for CVE-2025-68174 Safer Teardown

    In the Linux kernel’s AMD GPU stack, a race condition in the AMD KFD (Kernel Fusion Driver) process handling has been fixed under CVE‑2025‑68174: a teardown/switch‑partition window could let one thread access a kfd node after another has torn it down, producing kernel oopses and deterministic...
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    Azure Linux 3.0 Adds Linux 6.12 LTS Kernel-HWE Option

    Microsoft's Azure Linux 3.0.20250910 adds an optional Linux 6.12 LTS hardware‑enablement (HWE) kernel, giving Azure customers a supported path to newer device drivers and platform improvements while keeping the existing Linux 6.6 LTS kernel available for conservative deployments. Background...