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I got an email yesterday from my VPS hosting provider recommending I patch the #copyfail vulnerability in my "Linux" distribution.
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I got an email yesterday from my VPS hosting provider recommending I patch the #copyfail vulnerability in my "Linux" distribution.I use #FreeBSD everywhere, but thanks.Good luck to everyone still patching.
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I spent the last couple of days examining the source code and understanding the Copy
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I spent the last couple of days examining the source code and understanding the Copy.Fail vulnerability in detail. This vulnerability happens on the shoulders of 4 key components:- Page cache- AF_ALG- algif_aead- splice()In this video, I talk about these components and demonstrate how the CVE-2026-31431 vulnerability allows attackers to gain root access by modifying the “su” entry in the page cache.https://youtu.be/OftLQ1uPh4M#copyfail #linux #video
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Copy Fail: 732 Bytes to Root on Every Major Linux Distribution
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I hadn't come across this CVE. Thanks for the share!