endlesseden

I honestly don’t know what your talking about. proxmox updated the pve kernels immediately after this CVE was published…

additionally, this CVE only applies to older (pre-6.17 kernels). unless you are on proxmox 8 or earlier, you are already running a “patched” kernel as the pathway necessary for this was changed and in kernel 7.x and above this CVE doesnt work…

gotta love that GUI, that bombards you with reminders to subscribe to their paid tier repository constantly and won’t let you update…

also, provides no methodology to control when it wants to overwrite a config or when a externally added signable dkms exists and creates a prompt during dkms building.

the gui is nice, but it’s far from perfect…

it’s government backed, their for the government knows every time it’s used and it identifies you…

when a service requests to use it, it becomes correlation data… this is data both the government and the application developers can use to identify you on the internet.

It may mean nothing today, but I can and will if either the application switches developers to a nation who uses this information for nefarious means. or if your government changes policies to something intentionally nefarious.

blind trust is never good.