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- 1Parrot OS 7.4 Released With Linux Kernel 7.1 and AnonSurf 6.0โParrot OS 7.4 rolls out with Linux kernel 7.1, AnonSurf 6.0, refreshed security tools, updated Raspberry Pi images, and
The Parrot security team has released Parrot OS 7.4, a point update to its privacy-focused Linux distribution. The release ships with Linux kernel 7.1, the new AnonSurf 6.0 anonymity tool, refreshed security and penetration testing utilities, updated Raspberry Pi images, and broader package improvements. Users in the Linux and open-source community are welcoming the update for keeping the distro's privacy tooling current.
- 2Raspberry Pi OS rolls out desktop-focused updateโRaspberry Pi OS receives a broad desktop-focused update with Linux kernel 6.18.50 LTS, Control Centre improvements, refr
Raspberry Pi OS has received a broad desktop-focused update bringing the Linux 6.18.50 LTS kernel, improvements to the Control Centre, refreshed icons, better dock handling and numerous stability fixes. Tech watchers say the release refines the everyday desktop experience for Raspberry Pi users, with the LTS kernel base offering longer-term support and reliability improvements.
- 3moOde 10.3.5 Audio Player OS Released for Raspberry PiโHi, moOde 10.3.5 (Trixie) is available in the Media Player OS section of the Raspberry Pi Imager or as a direct download
The moOde audio player project has released version 10.3.5, based on Debian Trixie. The update is available through the Media Player OS section of the Raspberry Pi Imager or as a direct download from the release archive on the project's website, with further details posted on the moOde forum. moOde is a popular free operating system for turning Raspberry Pi boards into network music players.
- 4Parrot OS 7.4 Released with AnonSurf 6.0 and New Raspberry Pi Imagesโ๐ง Parrot OS 7.4 Released with AnonSurf 6.0, Updated Raspberry Pi Images Parrot OS 7.4 security-oriented distribution is
The Parrot Security team has released Parrot OS 7.4, the latest update to its security and privacy-focused Linux distribution. Version 7.4 ships with AnonSurf 6.0, updated hacking and security tools, optimized builds, and refreshed Raspberry Pi and ARM images, and is now available for download. Linux enthusiasts and privacy-focused users are welcoming the release and discussing the changes it brings.
- 5RaspAP hit with three unpatched CVE disclosuresโผ๐จ RaspAP Mass Disclosure โ 3 CVEs, no patch CVE-2026-101860 (CVSS 8.8) โ privilege escalation via sudoers manipulation โ
Security researchers have disclosed three vulnerabilities in RaspAP, the popular router software for Raspberry Pi, with no patches available. The most severe, CVE-2026-101860 with a CVSS score of 8.8, allows privilege escalation to root via sudoers manipulation. Two further flaws, CVE-2026-101859 (5.4) and CVE-2026-101858 (4.7), involve OS command injection, including through the OpenVPN handler and WiFiManager SSID handling.