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CVE-2024-53050 - Linux Kernel DRM/i915/hdcp Local Privilege Escalation Vulnerability Explained

Nov 19, 2024 Exploit

CVE-2024-53050 - Linux Kernel DRM/i915/hdcp Local Privilege Escalation Vulnerability Explained

Date: June 2024 Affected Software: Linux Kernel (i915 driver, drm/hdcp2) Severity: Medium (possible local DoS/privilege elevation) Introduction A new vulnerability, CVE-2024-53050, was recently

CVE-2024-53051 - How a Simple Missing Check in Intel HDCP Could Crash Your Linux System

Nov 19, 2024 Exploit

CVE-2024-53051 - How a Simple Missing Check in Intel HDCP Could Crash Your Linux System

On June 2024, a vulnerability was assigned the identifier CVE-2024-53051. This issue lays hidden within the Linux kernel, specifically in the Intel graphics driver (i915)

Nov 19, 2024 Exploit

CVE-2024-48990 - How Needrestart Was Tricked Into Giving Away Root Powers

--- In May 2024, security researchers at Qualys found a major security hole in the popular Linux tool needrestart. Before version 3.8, local users

Nov 19, 2024

CVE-2024-11003 - How Local Attackers Could Exploit needrestart Before v3.8 for Arbitrary Command Execution

TL;DR: A serious vulnerability (CVE-2024-11003) in needrestart (before version 3.8) lets local attackers run shell commands as the user running needrestart. This is

CVE-2023-21270 - How Incorrect Permission Handling in Android Allows Privilege Escalation

Nov 19, 2024 Google

CVE-2023-21270 - How Incorrect Permission Handling in Android Allows Privilege Escalation

CVE-2023-21270 is a security vulnerability discovered in the restorePermissionState function, located in Android's PermissionManagerServiceImpl.java. This flaw can allow an app to keep