[link] Linux Kernel Can Be Exploited Remotely; Kernel Prior To 5.0.8 Affected

1 message · started by Devi Garcia on May 14, 2019

[link] Linux Kernel Can Be Exploited Remotely; Kernel Prior To 5.0.8 Affected

From Devi Garcia · May 14, 2019

We keep coming across various security loopholes in different software
on a daily basis, but it rarely happens that Linux kernel gets
crippled by a high-impact flaw. However, things are looking a bit
different today as millions of Linux systems have been found to be
affected by a massive flaw.

It’s being reported that the kernel versions prior to 5.0.8 are
affected by a race condition vulnerability. For those who aren’t
aware, race condition attacks take place when a system designed to
perform tasks in a particular sequence is made to perform two or more
operations simultaneously. During this state, interference could be
caused by a trusted/untrusted process.

https://fossbytes.com/linux-kernel-exploit-remote-race-condition/
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