CVE-2023-42669 - Samba rpcecho Vulnerability - How a Sleep Function Can Take Down Your Active Directory
CVE-2023-42669 affects the "rpcecho" development server in Samba, a popular open-source suite that implements the SMB/CIFS networking protocol and is widely used
CVE-2023-3961 - Path Traversal Vulnerability in Samba’s Unix Domain Socket Connections
In mid-2023, researchers discovered a critical vulnerability in Samba, the popular open-source SMB/CIFS implementation used for file and print services on Unix and Linux
CVE-2023-4692 - Exploiting an Out-of-Bounds Write in GRUB2’s NTFS Driver to Bypass Secure Boot
In late 2023, security researchers discovered a dangerous vulnerability in the GRUB2 bootloader's support for NTFS filesystems. This flaw, now tracked as CVE-2023-4692,
CVE-2023-42752 - How a Linux Integer Overflow Leads to Userland Kernel Code Execution (with Exploit Details)
An integer overflow in the Linux kernel might sound like just another bug, but CVE-2023-42752 packs real punch. This flaw can let an attacker run
CVE-2023-43787 - Exploiting Integer Overflow in libX11’s XCreateImage() for Privilege Escalation
In September 2023, security researchers found a severe vulnerability, CVE-2023-43787, in the core X11 library, libX11. This bug affects the way the library handles image
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