Critical Unpatched Linux Kernel Flaws Accidentally Disclosed on Public List
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Code can be executed via the SMB server in the Linux kernel, in one case without logging in. TrendAI reported the gaps directly to public lists.
All it took was a mistake in the reporting procedure for information about unpatched vulnerabilities in the Linux kernel to be posted on a public mailing list. Trend Micro's Zero Day Initiative was responsible for the incident, which was supposed to provide... Full version of the website: https://ithardware.pl/aktualnosci/linux_luki_cvss_9-55360.html
An error in the release of security messages has so far revealed unpatched vulnerabilities in the Linux kernel. It seems that the Zero Day Initiative (ZDI) of Trend Micro is responsible for this. (Continue reading)
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Trend Micro inadvertently disclosed several unpatched Linux kernel vulnerabilities, possibly due to an operational error while sending emails.
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