Dan GoodinAnybody know of any Linux distributions that have released fixes for Dirty Frag?
Eashwar
Martin Boller 
@dangoodin (There are almost definitely others, I was only checking Debian because that's what I use)
Veronica Olsen 🏳️🌈@e_nomem @dangoodin Yeah, Debian released for 13 very quickly, then for 11, followed by 12 by the end of last week. Ubuntu hasn't even patched CopyFail yet, last I checked. Only turned off the module.
Frederic Thevenet
Update to fix DirtyFrag available
Just an update. The fixes for DirtyFrag are pushing to stable right now. For Fedora 42, this is the 6.19.14-101 kernel. For Fedora 44 and Fedora 43, these are in the 7.0.4 kernel. There will be no 7.0.5 as it only contains a single patch which is already included in our 7.0.4 updates. As this is a rebase kernel for Fedora 44 and Fedora 43, I have also started “offical” builds of the F42 update against F43 and F44. This gives users an option should there be a regression in 7.0.4 which makes it ...
Fritz
AKK@dangoodin
Tuxedo OS, albeit with manual install until final version.
https://www.tuxedocomputers.com/en/This-Week-in-TUXEDO-OS-19-2026.tuxedo
Edd@dangoodin
Proxmox patched it on Friday:
https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/proxmox-virtual-environment-security-advisories.149331/post-851849
Proxmox patched it on Friday:
https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/proxmox-virtual-environment-security-advisories.149331/post-851849
Proxmox Virtual Environment - Security Advisories
Subject: PSA-2026-00018-1: "copy.fail" local privilege escalation via AF_ALG socket Advisory date: 2026-04-30 Packages: proxmox-kernel-6.8, proxmox-kernel-6.14, proxmox-kernel-6.17 Details: An issue published under the name "copy.fail" was found in the Linux kernel's handling of AF_ALG...