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Linux Kernel — Multiple Security Vulnerabilities
Classification: Severe, Solution: Official Fix, Exploit Maturity: Not Defined, CVSSv3.1: 9.8, CVEs: CVE-2026-93203, CVE-2026-93201, CVE-2026-93196, CVE-2026-93192, CVE-2026-93190, CVE-2026-93189, CVE-2026-93178, CVE-2026-93177, CVE-2026-93176, CVE-2026-93175, CVE-2026-93170, CVE-2026-93165, CVE-2026-93154, CVE-2026-93151, CVE-2026-93148, CVE-2026-93147, CVE-2026-93144, CVE-2026-93138, CVE-2026-93137, CVE-2026-93127 (+146 other associated CVEs), Summary: The Linux kernel project has disclosed a large set of security vulnerabilities affecting multiple kernel subsystems, including BPF, networking, RDMA, Wi-Fi, graphics, USB, IOMMU, NFS, SMB, Bluetooth and storage. The most severe issues are rated CVSS 9.8, including vulnerabilities affecting XFRM/SUNRPC, SMB Direct and NFS. Customers should update Linux systems to the latest kernel release provided by their distribution.
Apply the latest kernel update supplied by your Linux distribution. Kernel fixes are commonly backported by distributions, so the appropriate remediation is the vendor-supported kernel package rather than relying solely on the upstream kernel version number
19.09.2026 05:00
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