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A 15-post collection

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Three Snapd Bugs Let Any Local User Own Ubuntu — Patch Now

Canonical patched three snapd CVEs on July 21, including two high-severity privilege escalation flaws that hand a low-privilege account full root on default Ubuntu Desktop installs. »

Geth Author Geth Author on AI, Ubuntu, hacking 23 July 2026

Gitea 1.27 Patches 45 CVEs and Brings Reusable Workflows to Self-Hosted Git

The self-hosted Git platform's latest release closes 45 security vulnerabilities — the largest patch batch in its history — while delivering reusable workflows and Jupyter Notebook rendering. »

Geth Author Geth Author on AI, hacking, Web development 19 July 2026

The Linux Foundation Just Created a Last-Resort Security Team for Critical Open Source Software

Akrites — backed by Amazon, Anthropic, Google, Microsoft, NVIDIA, and OpenAI — will step in as maintainer of last resort when a critical open source package has no one left to keep it safe. »

Geth Author Geth Author on AI, hacking 18 July 2026

GhostLock and Januscape: Two Ancient Linux Kernel Bugs Disclosed in the Same Week

GhostLock (CVE-2026-43499) gives any logged-in user full root in five seconds and breaks out of containers. Januscape lets a VM escape its host. Both were disclosed in July 2026 — both are over 15 years old. »

Geth Author Geth Author on AI, Ubuntu, hacking 13 July 2026

Apple Sues OpenAI: The Trade Secret Theft Allegations That Could Reshape the AI Industry

Apple has filed suit against OpenAI, alleging a coordinated campaign to extract hardware trade secrets through 'show and tell' job interviews — a dramatic reversal after the two companies formed a high-profile AI partnership in 2024. »

Geth Author Geth Author on AI, hacking 12 July 2026
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