Pack2TheRoot Flaw Lets Root to Any Linux User — Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora at Risk
A newly disclosed vulnerability in a near-universal Linux component has handed any local, unprivileged user the…
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Linux’s Print System Has a Zero-Click Root Hole — and No Fix Yet
If your Linux server runs a shared PostScript print queue, a remote attacker with no credentials…
Ubuntu Isn’t Adding Age Verification Now — But California’s Law Still Has Linux Cornered
AI Created A wave of alarming headlines this week declared that Ubuntu was planning to implement…
Critical Flaw in Dropbear SSH Puts Millions of Routers and IoT Devices at Risk
Security researchers have disclosed a severe privilege escalation vulnerability in Dropbear SSH that could allow authenticated…
First Rust Vulnerability in Linux Kernel Proves Memory Safety Isn’t Bulletproof
The Linux kernel’s ambitious experiment with Rust—a language championed for preventing memory bugs—has hit its first…
13-Year-Old QEMU Bug Enabled Guest-to-Host Escape Attacks
A critical vulnerability that lurked in QEMU virtualization software for over a decade has been exposed,…
Critical Linux Kernel Flaw Exposes Millions to Memory Corruption Attacks
A severe vulnerability in the Linux kernel’s TLS (Transport Layer Security) subsystem could allow attackers to…
Critical Sudo Vulnerabilities Leads Root Access to Any Linux User
Two newly disclosed vulnerabilities in Sudo, the ubiquitous Linux privilege escalation tool, could allow virtually any…
Linux Kernel SMB Zero-Day Vulnerability Discovered Using OpenAI’s o3 Model
By using OpenAI’s o3 artificial intelligence model, a security researcher has discovered a previously unknown remote…