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3 itemsAnthropic's OSS Scanner has flagged roughly 29,000 potential bugs in open-source code, but only a small fraction have been fixed, while Linux stable kernels shipped another round of fixes.
Anthropic OSS Scanner flags 29,000 possible open-source bugs, 516 fixed
Anthropic's OSS Scanner, launched last week as part of its Cyber Mission, has surfaced about 29,000 possible bugs in open-source software, with only 516 fixed so far.
Why it mattersHighlights a growing gap between AI-discovered vulnerabilities and the capacity of maintainers to triage and patch them.
Stable kernels 7.2.10 and 6.18.56 released with hundreds of fixes
The 7.2.10 and 6.18.56 stable kernels have been released, each containing several hundred important fixes.
Why it mattersTeams running production Linux should plan upgrades to pick up the accumulated fixes.
AWS adds enhanced custom event buses to EventBridge
AWS announced enhanced custom event buses for Amazon EventBridge, enabling cross-account sharing of a centralized bus with ordered delivery, event replay, content-based deduplication and publisher/subscriber pricing.
Why it mattersSimplifies multi-account event routing and adds replay and deduplication options for event-driven architectures.