Fix memory leak, FreeBSD 12.4 is officially released
CTOnews.com December 7 news, for users who have not yet upgraded to FreeBSD 13 stable release, they can now upgrade to FreeBSD 12.4 maintenance release update. This update mainly fixes various bugs in this open source BSD system and optimizes background performance.
Some of the highlights of FreeBSD 12.4 include:
Fixed memory leak in pf kernel framework in FreeBSD
According to Intel's guidance, the random driver of FreeBSD will now choose RDSEED over RDRAND.
Fix various memory leaks in FreeBSD kernel code, as well as other maintenance work.
Fixed issues with cp, nfsd, usbconfig, and other user space utilities
Update OpenSSL 1.1.1q, OpenSSH 9.1p1, SQLite 3.39.3 and other pre-installed software
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