Tuesday, November 10th, 2020

Time	Event
4:01p	Security updates for Tuesday Security updates have been issued by Debian (moin, obfs4proxy, tcpdump, and zeromq3), Fedora (samba), Mageia (lout, openldap, pacemaker, samba, sddm, and spice, spice-gtk), openSUSE (bluez, ImageMagick, java-1_8_0-openj9, otrs, and wireshark), Red Hat (bind, buildah, curl, fence-agents, kernel, kernel-rt, kpatch-patch, librepo, libvirt, podman, python, python3, qt and qt5-qtbase, resource-agents, skopeo, tomcat, and unixODBC), SUSE (gcc10, python3, SDL, and zeromq), and Ubuntu (libexif). (Comment on this)
4:14p	Stable kernel updates Stable kernels 5.9.7, 5.4.76, 4.19.156, 4.14.205, 4.9.242, and 4.4.242 have been released. They all contain important fixes and users should upgrade. (Comment on this)
5:36p	Eleven Years of Go The Go blog celebrates eleven years of Go language development and looks forward to what comes next. "When the pandemic hit, we decided to pause any public announcements or launches in the spring, recognizing that everyone’s attention rightly belonged elsewhere. But we kept working, and one of our team members joined the Apple/Google collaboration on privacy-preserving exposure notifications to support contact tracing efforts all over the world. In May, that group launched the reference backend server, written in Go." (Comment on this)
9:08p	Yet another set of stable kernel updates The second set of stable kernel updates in a single day has just come out: 5.9.8, 5.4.77, 4.19.157, 4.14.206, 4.9.243, and 4.4.243 are all available. They all contain a single patch fixing an urgent security issue. Greg Kroah-Hartman says: "Hint, if you are using SGX, then upgrade. And then possibly reconsider the decisions you have recently made that caused you to write special code to use that crazy thing." See this article for information on SGX in the kernel. (Comment on this)

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