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2026-05-20: Debian: Linux Vulnerability Mitigation (PinTheft)
Following the series of various Linux exploits of the last three weeks, the bug of today is PinTheft [CVE-2026-43494] which is local root privilege escalations.
2026-05-15: Debian: Linux Vulnerability Mitigation (ssh-keysign-pwn)
After the Linux local root privilege escalations of the last two weeks, the bug of today is ssh-keysign-pwn [CVE-2026-46333] which allows to read root-owned files as an unprivileged user.
2026-05-08: Debian: Linux Vulnerability Mitigation (Dirty Frag)
After Copy Fail [CVE-2026-31431] from last week, the new Linux local root privilege escalations of today are Dirty Frag (Part 1) aka Copy Fail 2 [CVE-2026-43284] and Dirty Frag (Part 2) [CVE-2026-43500].
2026-02-28: Debian Fast Forward: An alternative backports repository
The Debian project releases a new
stableversion of its Linux distribution approximately every two years. During its life time, astablerelease usually gets security updates only, but in general no feature updates.For some packages it is desirable to get feature updates earlier than with the next
stablerelease. Some new packages included in Debian after the initial release of astabledistribution are desirable forstabletoo.2026-01-01: Pǔ’ěr chá: Storage in Western Europe
The majority of Pǔ’ěr chá (普洱茶) is stored in Asia (predominantly China, some in Malaysia and Taiwan) because of its climatic conditions:
warm (~30°C)
humid (~75% RH)
stable (comparatively small day to day, day to night, and seasonal differences)
These are ideal for ageing and allow efficient storage in simple storehouses, usually without the need for any air conditioning.
