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Week of October 26, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week centers on the 0.45.2 release: new packages and images, an updated chart, a refreshed bundled OpenSSL and packaging changes for TLS trust. Users on the release branch also get Docker Hub OIDC publishing, and image publication on master is fixed so multi-architecture images build again.

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Falco 0.45.2 is out with rpm, deb and tgz packages and updated images. Chart 9.2.2 is prepared for it, bundled OpenSSL moves to 3.5.9 LTS, and image publication on master is fixed.

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Falco 0.45.2 is released with rpm, deb and tgz packages for x86_64 and aarch64, plus container and driver loader images. Chart 9.2.2 is prepared for this release, bringing Falcoctl 0.14.3, container plugin 0.7.6 and an optional Falcosidekick image that stays disabled by default. This week also bumps the bundled OpenSSL from 3.1.4 to 3.5.9 LTS, refreshes packaging for TLS trust with verified archive hashes, backports Docker Hub OIDC authentication for release image publishing, and fixes master image publication with buildx imagetools. The 0.45.2 changelog is in CHANGELOG.md.

Week of October 19, 2026

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This week delivered Falco 0.45.1 and the matching chart 9.2.1, so users on the 0.45 line have a new release with packaged fixes. Two of those fixes affect common setups directly: file output can recover from a failed write, and Debian and RPM installs no longer abort on kernels that cannot run modern eBPF. Chart users also get a read-only /host/proc mount when the driver loader does not run, and ServiceMonitor now requires metrics to be enabled.

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Falco 0.45.1 is out with RPM, DEB and tgz packages plus container images. It includes file output recovery from failed writes and packaging fixes so postinst and post no longer abort on kernels that cannot run modern eBPF. Chart 9.2.1 follows, including a read-only /host/proc mou

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Falco 0.45.1 is released, with RPM, DEB and tgz packages for x86_64 and aarch64 and container images for falco and falco-driver-loader. The release includes two fixes backported to the 0.45 line: file output now recovers from a failed write, and the deb postinst and rpm post no longer abort when the kernel cannot run modern eBPF. Chart 9.2.1 is prepared for Falco 0.45.1 and container plugin 0.7.5, and backports the chart fixes so the Falco container mounts /host/proc read-only whenever the driver loader does not run; ServiceMonitor now requires metrics.enabled=true.

Week of October 12, 2026

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This week moves Falco 0.45.1 toward release with its changelog and final library and driver pins, including a JSON delta-time fix from libs. It also fixes a metrics crash caused by inspecting state from worker threads and stops the chart from rendering a ServiceMonitor when metrics are disabled.

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Falco 0.45.1 prep is in: changelog added, final runtime pins synced, and the Prometheus metrics crash fix cherry-picked to the release branch. Also this week: the chart renders ServiceMonitor only when metrics are on, and CI moves to Docker Hub OIDC.

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Work toward Falco 0.45.1 continued this week. The changelog was added and checked against the release branch, and the final libs 0.26.1 and driver 11.0.1+driver pins were synced to release/0.45.x; the libs update also brings a JSON delta-time fix added after RC1. The Prometheus metrics crash fix was cherry-picked into the release branch. Separately, inspector-backed metrics collection now runs on the event-processing thread, which removes a race with the thread table. The Helm chart now renders a ServiceMonitor only when metrics are enabled, so the default configuration no longer produces a monitor that matches no Service. CI also moved to a Docker Hub OIDC connection.

Week of September 21, 2026

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Why it matters

Falco 0.45.0 is now available across multiple platforms and package formats. The release includes bug fixes for file handling in userspace and improved security practices in CI workflows. Users can deploy the new version using their preferred package manager or container platform.

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Falco 0.45.0 is out. Download packages for rpm, deb, and tgz on x86_64 and aarch64, or pull Docker images. Helm chart 9.2.0 available.

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Falco 0.45.0 is now available. This release includes packages for rpm, deb, and tgz formats across x86_64 and aarch64 architectures, Docker images, and the Helm chart version 9.2.0. The release features a fix for userspace file handling and improved security in CI workflows.

Week of September 14, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week involved release preparations for 0.45.0 with critical package upgrade fixes that prevent service disruption. The new reload status feature enables Falco Operator integration for safer configuration management. Several bugs affecting users during captures and upgrades were resolved.

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0.45.0-rc4 ships with reload status exposure for Falco Operator and fixes for package upgrades. Services and drivers now restore correctly after RPM/DEB updates.

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Falco 0.45.0-rc4 brings important improvements for operators and package users. The new reload status feature enables Falco Operator to verify configuration changes via Unix socket control. Critical package upgrade fixes ensure services and drivers restore correctly after RPM and DEB updates, preventing service disruptions. Additional bug fixes address capture replay warnings and improve the user experience for those managing Falco deployments.

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