Do Son A critical UAF flaw in the Linux kernel (CVE-2025-38236) allows for privilege escalation. A PoC exploit is now public, demonstrating how to escape the Chrome sandbox and gain kernel control.
Linux Kernel
NVIDIA's Sasha Levin proposes new guidelines for AI in Linux kernel development, including a "Co-developed-by" tag and standardized configurations for AI coding tools like Claude and Copilot.
Linux Kernel 6.16 is officially out, bringing significant enhancements to hardware support, new drivers, and optimizations for filesystems and networking, including Intel TDX and Nvidia GPU support.
A kernel-level UAF flaw (CVE-2025-38001) in Linux HFSC/NETEM allows root privilege escalation via RBTree manipulation. PoC available. Update now!
A NFSundown flaw (CVE-2025-38089) in the Linux kernel allows remote attackers to crash NFS servers via a NULL pointer dereference. PoC exploit is public!
Linux Kernel 6.16-rc4 is out, focusing on filesystem fixes (bcachefs, SMB, Btrfs) and driver improvements. Final release expected in ~1 month, with Nvidia Blackwell/Hopper GPU support.
CISA has added CVE-2023-0386, a critical Linux kernel OverlayFS flaw, to its KEV Catalog, confirming active exploitation allowing local users to gain root privileges.
PoC reveals how a Linux vsock driver flaw enables local users to escalate privileges to root via a dangerous Use-After-Free vulnerability.
CVE-2024-26809 affects Linux nftables with a double-free bug in nft_pipapo_destroy, enabling kernel-level exploitation and potential root access.
Linux Kernel 6.13 has reached its end-of-life after just three months. Users should upgrade to Kernel 6.14 or an LTS version for continued support.
A vulnerability (CVE-2024-53141) in the Linux kernel's ipset component allows for privilege escalation and kernel-level code execution.
CISA has added Linux kernel vulnerabilities CVE-2024-53197 and CVE-2024-53150 to its KEV catalog, warning of active exploitation. Learn how these flaws are used in Android device exploits and what steps to take.
Discover the details of a severe Linux Privilege Escalation flaw. Understand its origins and potential exploits in the Linux kernel.
Explore the new features and enhancements in Linux Kernel 6.14, optimizing performance and improving file system efficiency.
Learn about CVE-2025-0927, a high-severity Linux kernel vulnerability affecting Ubuntu 22.04 and how it impacts system security.
Uncover the details of the Android zero-day vulnerabilities exploited by Cellebrite. Stay informed about security updates now.
Learn about CVE-2025-1272, a significant security vulnerability in Fedora Linux affecting kernel lockdown mode. Stay informed.
Discover the technical details of CVE-2024-36972 PoC exploit in the Linux kernel's af_unix component and learn how to protect your system.
Discover the critical vulnerabilities in KSMBD, CVE-2024-56626 and CVE-2024-56627, that could allow attackers to gain control of Linux systems.
Discover the in-depth analysis and PoC exploit code for CVE-2024-27397, a critical Linux kernel vulnerability that allows local privilege escalation.
A proof-of-concept (PoC) exploit for CVE-2023-4147 has been published on GitHub, increasing the urgency for patching.
Stay up to date with the Linux kernel. Find out how version 6.12 LTS provides long-term support and essential updates for enterprise deployments.