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    Linux Kernel Ceph Client Patch Replaces BUG_ON with Safe Error Path CVE-2026-22990

    A small change in the Linux kernel’s Ceph client code — replacing a fatal assertion with a graceful error path in osdmap_apply_incremental() — closed CVE‑2026‑22990, eliminating a trivial path to a kernel panic but raising a set of operational and defensive‑coding questions operators should not...
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    Open Source Security: Trust, Vulnerabilities, and the Human Factor in Digital Safety

    Open source software has long been championed as a beacon of superior security in the software landscape, often celebrated for its transparency, the rigour of peer review, and the almost mythic effect of "many eyeballs" catching bugs before they do harm. This foundational belief, rooted in the...
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