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NASA used too old #Linux kernel so that I don't the badge 😭😭😭 Which also means: no KASAN/syzkaller but 5'000 bugs on Mars 🤔🤔🤔 Remote cross-planetary PoC somebody?

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Satya Nadella

@satyanadella

Apr 19, 2021

A huge congratulations to NASA and to the thousands of developers whose open source contributions on GitHub helped make this historic mission a success. github.blog/2021-04-19-ope

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I didn't find which version of arm linux was it, in the article. Can you please tell me the version?

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GitHub says v3.4 and refers to that kernel tag but it's an oversimplification. That's the base Linux kernel version. It's a Snapdragon SoC so in reality it's based on a 3.4.x stable tag with a bunch of out-of-tree Qualcomm code. It'd be interesting to know the CAF tag for it.

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v3.4 is way too old. I would assume that lot of Snapdragon SOC security improvements to be there.