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Every bugfix in the kernel is now a CVE. That's awful. Every unfixed security issue is now no longer assigned a CVE until it's fixed. That's even worse.
by philipwhiuk 3y ago
Every bugfix in the kernel is now a CVE.
That's awful.
Every unfixed security issue is now no longer assigned a CVE until it's fixed.
That's even worse.
- blibble 3y agotime for security researchers to drop CVEs and a start new scheme? how about: CVF
- marcus0x62 3y agohttp://notcve.org/about.html http://notcve.org/about.html
- bombcar 3y agoCv6 - 128 bits and never adopted.
- vacuity 3y agoNever is a bit harsh. Just a few decades...and a few more.
- worthless-trash 3y agoThis will be interesting, if another linux vendor assigns a CVE and upstream duplicates the older CVE usually takes presedence, and they need to mark it as a duplicate, more houskeeping than just assigning it when they know about it. I'm glad the LK finally has come to this conclusion, I dont care if it ends up exploding and using a lot of CVE's.. Good Work.