CVE-2023-52451 - Exploiting a PowerPC Linux Kernel Memory Hotplug Out-of-Bounds Bug (With Code Walkthrough)
Published: June 2024
Overview
A newly-resolved vulnerability, CVE-2023-52451, was found in the Linux kernel's PowerPC (pseries) platform code related to the memory hotplug
CVE-2023-52444 - f2fs Dirent Corruption Vulnerability in Linux Kernel – Analysis and Exploit Details
Published: 2024-06
Severity: Medium
Component: f2fs (Flash-Friendly File System)
Affected versions: v6.5 and earlier (patch applied in mainline Linux)
References:
- Original Report
Summary
CVE-2024-26583 - Linux Kernel Async TLS Notify Use-After-Free Race Explained & Exploited
The Linux kernel, at the heart of just about every Linux system, occasionally faces subtle and critical bugs. One such issue, recently patched, is CVE-2024-26583.
CVE-2024-26584 - Handling Crypto Request Backlogging in the Linux Kernel’s TLS Implementation
In early 2024, a subtle yet important vulnerability was addressed in the Linux kernel’s handling of TLS (Transport Layer Security) cryptographic requests. Known as
CVE-2024-26585 - Race Condition in Linux Kernel TLS - Exploit Scenario, Fix Details, and Example Code
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Introduction
In February 2024, a serious vulnerability was identified and patched in the Linux kernel’s TLS (Transport Layer Security) stack. Tracked as CVE-2024-26585,
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