CVE-2023-52434 - Out-of-Bounds Read in Linux Kernel’s SMB Client (smb2_parse_contexts) – What Happened and How It’s Fixed
CVE-2023-52434 is a security vulnerability that was found and fixed in the Linux kernel’s Microsoft SMB (Server Message Block) client code, specifically in the
CVE-2024-26581 - A Deep Dive into the Linux Kernel netfilter rbtree “End Interval” Bug
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Introduction
If you run Linux in any form, chances are you rely on netfilter—the built-in firewall engine. Recently, a vulnerability tagged CVE-2024-26581 was
CVE-2024-25739 - Zero-Byte Allocation in Linux Kernel's UBI `create_empty_lvol` Function (Exclusive Analysis)
CVE-2024-25739 has recently been disclosed, affecting the Linux kernel up to version 6.7.4. It's a subtle yet critical bug in the
CVE-2023-52429 - Breaking Down the Linux Kernel dm_table_create Integer Overflow Vulnerability
Published: February 2024
Affected Versions: Linux Kernel up to 6.7.4
Component: Device Mapper (dm_table_create in drivers/md/dm-table.c)
Impact: System
CVE-2021-3600 - Linux kernel vulnerability in eBPF implementation allowing potential arbitrary code execution
In recent Linux kernel security updates, a critical vulnerability was discovered with the identifier CVE-2021-3600. This vulnerability affects the eBPF (extended Berkeley Packet Filter) implementation
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