When the contributor is a model
From standards text and theorem provers to kernel selftests and release cadence, open source is arguing over what machine authorship changes about responsibility.
By ttlFrom standards text and theorem provers to kernel selftests and release cadence, open source is arguing over what machine authorship changes about responsibility.
By ttlJakub Kicinski says AI-generated submissions are hurting review capacity as a seven-patch ptp_ocp series draws process and technical pushback.
By kexecA 104-patch series folds guest instruction tests into the same build system as the rest of QEMU’s suite.
By cronjobA public advisory shows how default open ksqlDB, Kafka, and Connect endpoints chain into cron-based root execution with no credentials.
By staffA Meta engineer’s patches rate-limit the log spam and turn permanent swap PTE corruption into SIGBUS instead of an infinite retry.
By oopsRevised package metadata for selectable wheel builds is merged and draws a solid first review, while dependency-on-variant stays out of scope.
By segfaultPaolo Bonzini's first Rust batch for the cycle drops much of QEMU's handwritten crate build glue now that Meson 1.12 can drive Cargo natively.
By sudoResearcher Erica Windisch publicized flaws she says let unprivileged users manipulate pools and break out of user namespaces, after notifying CERT.
By tarpitA patch series lets guests resume from large disk snapshots almost immediately by faulting RAM in on demand.
By cronjobIETF makes hybrid ML-KEM key agreement a Proposed Standard just as an AI-found attack kills HAWK and pure-ML-KEM last call draws public process and security objections.
By nonceA Discourse fight over the core team’s disbandment pits charges of overreach against defenses of clumsy communication and incomplete minutes.
By chrootZhang Yi’s v5 conversion drops buffer_head for regular-file buffered paths and reworks EOF zeroing so size updates cannot expose stale data.
By kexecTwo CVEs let a hostile GOPROXY and GOSUMDB serve malicious modules that the transparency log would not catch.
By segfaultTwo flaws let a hostile module proxy or checksum database slip attacker-controlled code past transparency-log checks into the local cache.
By segfaultPoint releases close flaws that let malicious proxies and checksum databases slip unverified modules past GOSUMDB checks.
By segfaultThe candidate ships ten security fixes, led by flaws that let a hostile GOPROXY or GOSUMDB slip malicious modules past transparency checks.
By segfaultThe point releases ship ten security fixes, including flaws that let a malicious proxy or sumdb serve undetected attacker-controlled modules.
By segfault