New Kernel Images Released for AWS, GCP, and Realtime with No Major Vulnerabilities

New Kernel Images Released for AWS, GCP, and Realtime with No Major Vulnerabilities

First seen 16 Apr 2026, 15:16 UTC launchpad.net 18.9

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On April 16, 2026, three new kernel images were released for Ubuntu Resolute, specifically for AWS, GCP, and Realtime environments. The packages include linux-image-6.17.0-1002-aws, linux-image-6.17.0-1002-gcp, and linux-image-6.17.0-1001-realtime. Notably, the AWS and Realtime versions reported no new bugs or open questions, indicating stability. However, the GCP version has one new bug reported. All packages are signed and intended for their respective cloud environments. There are no known vulnerabilities (CVEs) associated with these releases, and Launchpad has not identified any projects linked to these packages. The current status of these kernel images suggests they are safe for deployment, with no immediate threats identified.

Key Points: • Three new kernel images released for AWS, GCP, and Realtime environments. • The AWS and Realtime packages report no new bugs or vulnerabilities. • The GCP package has one new bug but no critical vulnerabilities.

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2026-04-16
New kernel images released for AWS, GCP, and Realtime.
2026-04-16
GCP version reported one new bug.
2026-04-16
AWS and Realtime versions confirmed stable with no new bugs.