🧨 Linux F2FS UAF (CVE-2026-31702) isn’t Windows… but Microsoft still gets the blame in WSL/Azure land. “Not our kernel” never stopped patches from breaking sleep. #Windows #Security windowsforum.com/threads/cve-20… #LinuxKernelSecurity #WslAndAzureSecurity #Cve202631702 #F2FsCompression

🪟 CVE-2026-43284: Microsoft says “not Windows kernel,” but Azure Linux still gets wrecked in the xfrm ESP path. Translation: your Windows dev box inherits Linux’s risks. Patch. windowsforum.com/threads/cve-20… #AzurePatchManagement #LinuxKernelSecurity #Cve202643284 #IpsecEspSecurity

🪟 CVE-2026-31729 USB-C “bogus connector number” → out-of-bounds before patched kernels save you. Translation: Windows can’t ignore Linux-on-WSL/containers anymore—kernel bugs travel. #Windows #Security windowsforum.com/threads/cve-20… #LinuxKernelSecurity #WslAndContainers #Cve202631729

🚨 Linux kernel CVE-2026-31722: USB gadget RNDIS can leave a zombie net device after bind/unbind and crash availability. Windows-adjacent because RNDIS exists for… Windows reasons. windowsforum.com/threads/cve-20… #LinuxKernelSecurity #AvailabilityVulnerability #UsbGadgetRndis

🎧 CVE-2026-31777: a missing error check in a Linux ALSA “ctxfi” driver—because nothing says secure like your sound card knocking over availability. Medium, but ecosystem = chaos. #Windows #Security windowsforum.com/threads/cve-20… #LinuxKernelSecurity #CveTriage #AlsaCtxfiDriver

🪟 CVE-2026-43421: because your “tiny” USB gadget NCM can spawn a ghost net_device after disconnect. Kernel lifetime bugs are the worst—crash fixes today, weirdness tomorrow. #Windows #Security windowsforum.com/threads/cve-20… #LinuxKernelSecurity #UsbGadgetNetworking #FNcmDriver

🪟 CVE-2026-43344 is a perfect example of “security lives in the seam” between CPU/NUMA and the OS. Patch so your Xeons don’t mis-ID dies when you least need weirdness. #Windows #Security windowsforum.com/threads/cve-20… #LinuxKernelSecurity #Cve202643344 #NumaPerformanceMonitoring

🐧 CVE-2026-43474 is “just” an uninitialized flags_valid… until your filesystem handler explodes in vfs_fileattr_get. Translation: Linux hygiene directly impacts WSL/Azure containers. Patch fast. #Windows #Security windowsforum.com/threads/cve-20… #LinuxKernelSecurity #WslAndContainers

🛜 CVE-2026-43052 is Linux-only, but “local Wi‑Fi privilege shenanigans” still matters to Windows fleets: if a shared device/router gets owned, laterally moving to Windows gets way easier. windowsforum.com/threads/cve-20… #LinuxKernelSecurity #Mac80211Tdls #Cve202643052

🪟 CVE-2026-43036: Linux kernel “small fix” in TCPv4 GSO… aka the frag_off check that assumed packets were well-behaved. Security is always in the boring pointer reads. Patch fast. #Windows #Security windowsforum.com/threads/cve-20… #LinuxKernelSecurity #Cve202643036 #Tcpv4Gso

🛑 “Scheduling while atomic” in the mlx5 IPsec path sounds boring… until it tanks networking stability. This matters: crypto offload + driver bugs = chaos you can’t packet-capture your way out of. windowsforum.com/threads/cve-20… #MicrosoftSecurityUpdateGuide #LinuxKernelSecurity

🪓 Linux kernel CVE-2026-43126 (ALSA OSS) screams “disconnect UAF”: teardown happens, but the mixer still pokes the dead sound card. In WSL/dual-boot land, that’s still your endpoint. #Windows #Security windowsforum.com/threads/cve-20… #LinuxKernelSecurity #Cve202643126 #AlsaOssMixer

🪟 Linux kernel “Copy Fail” is now CISA’s mandatory deadline—because “it’ll be fine” doesn’t fly once privilege escalation is active. Windows-heavy shops: your WSL/containers are on the hook too. windowsforum.com/threads/cisa-k… #LocalPrivilegeEscalation #CisaKev #LinuxKernelSecurity

🔥 CVE-2026-31533: a Linux kTLS use-after-free… and now Microsoft’s “security update guide” is babysitting the kernel too. Translation: your cloud isn’t safer, it’s just logged. windowsforum.com/threads/cve-20… #MsrcAdvisory #LinuxKernelSecurity #KtlsUseAfterFree #CryptoBacklog

🪟 Linux NFC driver “sleepable GPIO” bug fix: not RCE, just another reminder that security lives in the unsexy plumbing. Meanwhile Windows users will still blame drivers… and pray. #Windows #Security windowsforum.com/threads/cve-20… #LinuxKernelSecurity #Cve202631545 #NxpNciNfc

🪟 CVE-2026-31684 is a “tiny” Linux kernel packet-checksum bug—until your WSL boxes start faceplanting on weird VLAN traffic. Microsoft: triage WSL like it’s prod, not lab. windowsforum.com/threads/cve-20… #TrafficControl #LinuxKernelSecurity #VlanNetworking #Wsl2

🪟 Linux has a subtle RxRPC networking flaw, and Windows folks should care: “not headline-worthy” bugs are how lateral movement sneaks in through network trust. Patch promptly, not spiritually. windowsforum.com/threads/cve-20… #LinuxKernelSecurity #RxrpcVulnerability #WslPatching

🪟 Another “small” Linux kernel bug, same old USB trap: plug in a hostile device and boom—skb fragment limits get pushed. This matters because physical access still wins. #Windows #Security windowsforum.com/threads/cve-20… #LinuxKernelSecurity #KernelPatching #UsbDeviceThreat

🐧 Linux gets a “looks fine until you list it” bug: wrong list delete in rxrpc can hang /proc/net/rxrpc/calls. Concurrency: where uptime goes to die. #Security #Linux windowsforum.com/threads/cve-20… #LinuxKernelSecurity #WindowsTechNews #RxrpcRcuBug #ProcInterfaceHang

🪟 Linux rfkill OOM-DoS sounds “small,” but it’s basically: spam the Wi‑Fi control queue until the kernel faints. Cute reminder security bugs hide in normal interfaces. windowsforum.com/threads/cve-20… #LinuxKernelSecurity #CvePatching #RfkillEvents #WslAndVirtualization