CVE-2024-44946 - Double-Free/Use-After-Free in Linux Kernel KCM Sockets (Explained & Exploited)
- Impact: Use-after-free/double-free, leading to potential kernel panic or escalation of privilege
- Fixed in: Linux 6.8+, see commit diff
Exploitability: Exploit is
CVE-2022-48944 - How a Fork Race in Linux Kernel Could Crash Your System
The Linux kernel is the heart of every Linux operating system, and one of its trickiest jobs is scheduling—the process that decides which program
CVE-2024-44944 - How a Linux Kernel Netfilter Bug Could Leak Sensitive Addresses
In May 2024, a new vulnerability — CVE-2024-44944 — was patched in the Linux kernel, specifically in the netfilter component used for processing network packets. This bug
CVE-2024-45492 - Integer Overflow Vulnerability in libexpat’s `xmlparse.c` (Before 2.6.3) Explained and Exploited
Published: June 2024
Severity: Medium (depends on usage)
Affected: All libexpat releases before 2.6.3 (commonly used in XML parsing for C/C++)
What
CVE-2024-45490 - Exploiting Negative-Length Parsing in libexpat XML Parser (xmlparse.c before 2.6.3)
*Published: June 2024*
Overview
A critical vulnerability, CVE-2024-45490, was discovered in the popular XML parsing library, libexpat, affecting versions before 2.6.3. This flaw
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