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Security updates for Wednesday [LWN.net]

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Now-fixed Linux kernel vulnerabilities enabled local privilege escalation (CVE-2021-26708)

The vulnerabilities could be exploited for local privilege escalation, as confirmed in experiments on Fedora 33 Server. The vulnerabilities, known together as CVE-2021-26708, have received a CVSS v3 base score of 7.0 (high severity). These vulnerabilities result from race conditions that were implicitly added with virtual socket multi-transport support. They appeared in Linux kernel version 5.5 in November 2019. The vulnerable kernel drivers (CONFIG_VSOCKETS and CONFIG_VIRTIO_VSOCKETS) are shipped as kernel modules in all major GNU/Linux distributions. The vulnerable modules are automatically loaded when an AF_VSOCK socket is created. This ability is available to unprivileged users.

Researchers discover and patch Linux kernel vulnerabilities | 2021-03-03

denemo @ Savannah: Release 2.5 out now.

New Features 

    MusicXML export 
        Supports export of multi-movement scores 
    Support for Musical Sketches 
        Cut selection as sketch 
    Support for LilyPond 2.20.0 
    Menu Navigation from Keyboard enabled 
    Comments in Lyric verses 

Bug Fixes 
    Various fixes in MusicXML import 
    Various fixes in LilyPond import 
    Wrong Keyboard Shortcuts on MacOS

GNU Denemo 2.5 Is Released

GNU Denemo version 2.4.0. This is not the new version, this is the previous version. The graphical is basically identical to the new version. GNU Denemo is a very specialized program for music notation. It has most of the bases in that area covered, thought he user-interface is a bit clunky to work with. The latest 2.5.0 release brings support for cutting selections as sketches, support exporting multi-movement scores to the MusicXML format, support for comments in lyric verses and, after all these years, support for menu navigation using the keyboard. There's also improvements to MusicXML import, LilyPond import and a fix for keyboard shortcuts on macOS.

Canonical to Pre-Certify ADLINK Devices with Ubuntu Linux Operating System

Canonical to Pre-Certify ADLINK Devices with Ubuntu Linux Operating System

Canonical to Pre-Certify ADLINK Devices with Ubuntu Linux Operating System

Canonical to Pre-Certify ADLINK Devices with Ubuntu Linux Operating System

ADLINK Technology announced at Embedded World that it has entered into an agreement with Canonical to pre-certify ADLINK devices with the Ubuntu Linux operating system (OS) to create a complete hardware and software device offering with fully supported security and operational updates for the device lifecycle. [...] Ubuntu Linux is the leading Linux distribution for large embedded systems and is the most popular open source operating system for autonomous robotics and self-driving vehicles. Developed by Canonical, it provides security updates and support for each Ubuntu release.