Real-Time Linux Kernel Patch Tracker Across Distros
C6/10April 29, 2026
WhatA cross-distribution kernel patch tracking service that tells you exactly which kernel versions on which distros include fixes for specific CVEs, with alerting for your specific infrastructure.
SignalUsers are confused about which kernel versions contain the fix, with different answers for Arch, Ubuntu, Debian, and CachyOS — there is no single source of truth that maps a mainline commit to every downstream distro kernel package version.
Why NowThe proliferation of kernel stable branches (6.18, 6.19, 7.0) and distribution-specific backports has made it nearly impossible to manually track whether a given CVE fix has landed in your specific kernel package.
MarketDevOps teams and security engineers at companies running Linux in production; ~10M+ Linux servers in production globally; partial competitors include distro-specific security trackers but nothing cross-distro and real-time.
MoatAggregating and normalizing patch data across every major Linux distribution creates a unique dataset that's expensive to replicate and becomes more valuable as more distros and kernel branches are tracked.
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