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▸AI · Red Hat makes confidential GPU AI GA and previews VM-isolated Agent Sandbox (Aug. 4)Red Hat Blog▸SECURITY · Red Hat fixes Important MariaDB GIS memory-corruption flaw in Hardened ImagesRed Hat Product Security▸SECURITY · Red Hat restores CVE pages after a CWE dependency outage; monitoring continuesRed Hat status▸PLATFORM · Red Hat implements a fix for docs.redhat.com degradation and begins monitoringRed Hat status▸AI · vLLM combines PCP, DCP and host-memory offload to serve 1M-token GLM-5.3 contextsvLLM▸AI · vLLM ships day-zero MiniMax-M3.1-Flash support across NVIDIA and AMD GPUsvLLM▸SECURITY · Red Hat revokes compromised eMudhra certificates across RHEL and OpenShift trust storesRed Hat Product Security▸SECURITY · Red Hat rates PHP2Shell request-handling flaws Important; fixes are rolling outRed Hat Product Security▸AI · IBM maps GPU observability and FinOps controls across OpenShift clustersIBM Community▸IDENTITY · Red Hat shows Data Grid authentication through Keycloak 26 on OpenShiftRed Hat Developer▸AI · Red Hat layers tenant isolation, tool authorization and rate limits onto MCP gatewaysRed Hat Developer▸DATA · Red Hat maps direct LDAP and LDAPS authentication for Data Grid on OpenShiftRed Hat Developer▸PLATFORM · OpenShift Service Mesh 3.4.3 restores strict enforcement of OpenShift TLS cipher profilesRed Hat release notes▸SECURITY · Red Hat rated Keycloak password-reset account takeover flaw Critical (Aug. 18)Red Hat Product Security▸AI · Red Hat makes confidential GPU AI GA and previews VM-isolated Agent Sandbox (Aug. 4)Red Hat Blog▸SECURITY · Red Hat fixes Important MariaDB GIS memory-corruption flaw in Hardened ImagesRed Hat Product Security▸SECURITY · Red Hat restores CVE pages after a CWE dependency outage; monitoring continuesRed Hat status▸PLATFORM · Red Hat implements a fix for docs.redhat.com degradation and begins monitoringRed Hat status▸AI · vLLM combines PCP, DCP and host-memory offload to serve 1M-token GLM-5.3 contextsvLLM▸AI · vLLM ships day-zero MiniMax-M3.1-Flash support across NVIDIA and AMD GPUsvLLM▸SECURITY · Red Hat revokes compromised eMudhra certificates across RHEL and OpenShift trust storesRed Hat Product Security▸SECURITY · Red Hat rates PHP2Shell request-handling flaws Important; fixes are rolling outRed Hat Product Security▸AI · IBM maps GPU observability and FinOps controls across OpenShift clustersIBM Community▸IDENTITY · Red Hat shows Data Grid authentication through Keycloak 26 on OpenShiftRed Hat Developer▸AI · Red Hat layers tenant isolation, tool authorization and rate limits onto MCP gatewaysRed Hat Developer▸DATA · Red Hat maps direct LDAP and LDAPS authentication for Data Grid on OpenShiftRed Hat Developer▸PLATFORM · OpenShift Service Mesh 3.4.3 restores strict enforcement of OpenShift TLS cipher profilesRed Hat release notes▸SECURITY · Red Hat rated Keycloak password-reset account takeover flaw Critical (Aug. 18)Red Hat Product Security
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