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Displaying items by tag: dirty pipe

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Tuesday, 08 March 2022 11:58

Another Linux Kernel Bug Found that can allow an Unauthenticated user Root Privileges

Another Linux Kernel Bug Found that can allow an Unauthenticated user Root Privileges

Linux, often thought of as a more secure alternative to Microsoft, has not had an easy year. We have seen vulnerabilities that affect the iSCSI subsystem, the Extended Berkeley Packet Filter, the Polkit pkexec component bug and now two Kernel bugs. The latest one, dubbed “dirty pipe” It is a method that could allow a “local” user to overwrite read-only files including SUID flies.

Published in Security Talk
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  • Linux
  • kernel bug
  • dirty pipe
  • Flaws
  • Vulnerabilities
  • Patching
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