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Critical Linux ARM64 KVM flaw leaves host memory writable from a guest

Critical Linux ARM64 KVM flaw leaves host memory writable from a guest
Researchers have disclosed CVE-2026-89775, a critical flaw in the Linux kernel’s ARM64 KVM virtualization code. When nested virtualization is enabled, a guest can read and write freed host memory, creating a potential guest-to-host escape. Administrators should patch to Linux 6.18.51, 7.2.5, or 7.3-rc1, or verify that the experimental nested-virtualization feature is disabled.

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VMware pulls SmartNIC firewall as customer demand stalls

VMware pulls SmartNIC firewall as customer demand stalls
VMware has stopped selling its SmartNIC-based distributed firewall after customers showed interest but failed to buy, marking a retreat from the company’s push to bring hyperscaler-style hardware acceleration to private clouds. The Distributed Services Engine remains supported in Cloud Foundation, so existing SmartNIC integrations are not being abandoned outright.

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Windows 11 Insider build fixes File History and Hyper-V backups

Windows 11 Insider build fixes File History and Hyper-V backups
Windows 11 Insider Beta build 26220.9492 addresses two problems that can disrupt administrator workflows: File History incorrectly reporting that no usable backup drives exist and Hyper-V Linux guests losing access to shared host folders. The 25H2 preview also adds a Live Captions setting that controls whether screen-reader audio appears in transcriptions.

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