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  1. You may have seen a recent security advisory for Nix involving CVE-2026-110449, CVE-2026-110450, CVE-2026-110451, and a few others. Providing the most secure Nix possible is a top-line commitment for us, and we're happy to report that these CVEs were fixed in Determinate Nix v3.23.2, released last week. We strongly recommend updating ASAP 🔐 ❄️ 🚀

    github.com/DeterminateSystems/

  2. We at Determinate Systems are fully aware of the eMudhra intermediate CA compromise and are moving as quickly as possible to push fixes to all distributions of Determinate Secure Packages ⛔ 🔏

    We will notify you here when we have done so, and we advise you to update your flakes ASAP at that time. Until then, we'll push any important updates to our status page.

    status.determinate.systems

  3. Determinate Nix 3.23.3 is now out 🎉 ❄️ 🚀 and the multi-version changelog for this release covers security fixes for some Nix CVEs, a new feature we're calling "baked flakes," OpenTelemetry tracing, improvements to Wasm support and parallel eval, and so much more.

    This is the one you really want, folks. Check out the blog post for a hefty list of recent changes 🔗

    determinate.systems/blog/chang

  4. Great news for people who use Nix on macOS: our Native Linux Builder for Determinate Nix is now officially GA 🎉 🙌 🥳 🍎

    That means that you can install Determinate Nix, log into FlakeHub, and immediately start building Linux derivations on macOS, without a request for access. No more remote builders or long-running local VMs, just seamless Linux builds with zero fuss. Read more on our blog 🔗

    determinate.systems/blog/nativ

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