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Doesn't surprise me really. RHEL has priority for CVE's, always had, there is no reason for them to "test" CVE patches in CentOS Stream. So this really speaks
by INTPenis 4y ago
Doesn't surprise me really. RHEL has priority for CVE's, always had, there is no reason for them to "test" CVE patches in CentOS Stream.
So this really speaks volumes about their commitment to CentOS.
- dralley 4y agoRHEL doesn't have these patches either. Because they're local exploits and not all that important in the grand scheme - they're everywhere and you have to already be pwned for these to benefit an attacker. Typically fixes like these would just be bundled together and wait for a regular release rather than be pushed out immediately.
- locust495 4y agoI think Red Hat only receives priority for embargoed CVEs. Other CVEs are done first on CentOS Stream.