CVE-2023-52760 - Use-After-Free in Linux Kernel’s GFS2 File System Explained
In December 2023, a critical security bug–CVE-2023-52760–was resolved in the Linux kernel’s GFS2 (Global File System 2) component. This flaw involves a
CVE-2024-27022 - Race Condition in Linux Kernel fork() with HugeTLB May Lead to Use-After-Free
A critical race condition, tracked as CVE-2024-27022, was discovered and resolved in the Linux kernel, specifically affecting the fork() implementation with HugeTLB (huge page) memory
CVE-2024-27020 - Race Condition Data Leak in Linux Kernel netfilter nftables (Explained)
The Linux kernel is the heart of almost every Linux-based operating system. It’s huge, complex, and even tiny bugs can have major consequences. One
CVE-2024-26900 - Linux Kernel md Kmemleak Vulnerability – Explained & Exploited
*Published: June 2024*
Overview
CVE-2024-26900 describes a memory leak vulnerability in the Linux kernel's multipath raid (md) subsystem. When a certain error handling
CVE-2024-26883 - Linux Kernel stackmap Overflow on 32-bit Systems Explained
Linux security is always crucial, especially around the eBPF (extended Berkeley Packet Filter) subsystem, which powers things like tracing and performance monitoring. On 32-bit chips,
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