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Linus Torvalds ha annunciato oggi il rilascio della versione ufficiale del kernel Linux 6.10, l’ultima versione stabile del kernel.

Alcune delle novità sono descritte in questo post e questo post.

Alcune delle novità:

  • Memory Sealing “mseal” System: protezione della memoria da modifiche non desiderate.
  • Kernel Control Flow Integrity (KCFI): migliora la sicurezza con nuove configurazioni di hardening
  • Trusted Platform Module (TPM2): TPM2 bus encryption e integrity protection
  • Miglioramente della cifratura AES-XTS su processori Intel e AMD
  • Multi-size THP NUMA balancing
  • Supporto esteso al linguaggio Rust all’interno del kernel per RISC-V

Per l’intera cronologia delle versioni Linux, vedere anche: Linux kernel version history

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