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Critical Linux Kernel Memory Corruption Flaw Exploited to Bypass SELinux Security Controls

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A Linux kernel flaw that went unnoticed for nearly five years can let an unprivileged local user take full root control of a system. Tracked as CVE-2026-31695, the bug was found and fixed by researcher Alexander Popov, who has now published a working exploit against a default Fedora 44 Server install on x86_64. PT SWARM […] The post Critical Linux Kernel Memory Corruption Flaw Exploited to Bypass SELinux Security Controls appeared first on Cyber Security News .

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