New Dirty Frag Linux Bug Emerges
The vulnerability class is a potent new iteration of kernel bugs that corrupt the page cache of read-only files and is a follow-on to the recently disclosed Copy Fail Linux LPE bug.
All topics
The vulnerability class is a potent new iteration of kernel bugs that corrupt the page cache of read-only files and is a follow-on to the recently disclosed Copy Fail Linux LPE bug.
PAN released an advisory about the vulnerability on Tuesday and said it will release a patch in an upcoming version of PAN-OS.
The security news was out of hand this week, so we had to pick our spots. We start with the nasty cPanel/WHM vulnerability that affects tens of millions of domains in shared hosting environments, then we discuss the Copy Fail Linux bug and its effects before seguing into the delightful history of branded bugs, logos, and parodies. Links […]
The latest branded bug is a slick, portable LPE in many Linux kernels going back to 2017.
cPanel published a terse advisory saying that there was an issue with “session loading and saving” and that it affects every version of the software.
The current exploits are targeting CVE-2026-32202, a bug in the Windows Shell that allows an attacker to gain access to some sensitive data on the target network.