Intersect Urges Cardano Operators to Patch Critical Linux Flaw
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Intersect alerted about a critical Linux vulnerability that could knock down or compromise Cardano pool servers. The failure does not allow you to directly steal the delegated ADA, but an interruption can affect block production and rewards.
Intersect, which coordinates Cardano (ADA) governance, warned stake pool operators on Friday, October 30, about a critical Linux security vulnerability…
CVE-2022-47939 critical vulnerability in Linux kernel `ksmbd` module: everything you need to know
A critical remote code execution vulnerability (CVE-2022-47939) has been identified in the ksmbd module of the Linux kernel. This means that remote attackers could potentially execute arbitrary code on affected systems running the Linux kernel without requiring authentication. However, it's important to note this vulnerability is only exploitable on systems with the ksmbd in-kernel module
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