@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-89779 - linux
The Linux operating system's support for NTFS (Windows) file information can be tricked into exposing memory that should stay private. An attacker who supplies a specially crafted file…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-89778 - linux
The Linux kernel can mistakenly access memory outside its limits when it reads certain compressed files stored on an ISO9660 disc image. This misstep could cause the system to crash or…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-44243 - python-git
The GitPython code library used in several Linux packages can be tricked into running unwanted commands. This could let a malicious user take control of systems that…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-91964 - freerdp
Versions of FreeRDP from 2.0.0 up to 3.30.0 can be tricked by a malicious Remote Desktop server into writing more data than allowed, which can cause the client to stop…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-89482 - linux
The Linux kernel's NVMe over TCP driver can mishandle a special write-zeroes command, leading to memory corruption and a possible system crash. This occurs when the driver accepts data…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-89479 - linux
The Linux kernel’s SCTP network component may keep using a connection that has already been removed, leading to a crash. This occurs when a malicious packet combines several messages…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-89478 - linux
The Linux kernel's SCTP networking code could reference a network connection that has already been removed, leading to use of memory that is no longer valid. This can cause the system…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-89448 - linux
The Linux kernel used by Debian and other distributions can fail to enable a safety setting that keeps separate hardware devices from interacting when the trusted boot feature (tboot)…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-81002 - linux
The Linux kernel's XDP feature could mishandle packet memory when using zero-copy with cpumap, leading to memory overlap and a possible system crash. This affects Linux distributions…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-80980 - linux
The Linux kernel’s SMC networking code stores three status bits in the same byte, so updating one can unintentionally change the others. This can lead to inaccurate connection state…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-80976 - linux
The Linux kernel's IPv6 processing can read past the end of a data buffer when it receives specially crafted SRv6 packets. This could cause the system to stop responding or restart.…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-89713 - linux
The NFS server code in the Linux kernel could allow a file that should only grow to be reduced in size because it checks permissions at the wrong time. This could let a remote client…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-89712 - linux
The Linux kernel's NFS (network file system) server code had a coding mistake that could cause the system to stop working when it tries to clean up old mounts. This can lead to a brief…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-89708 - linux
The NFS server part of the Linux kernel could free a session while background tasks are still using it, potentially causing a crash or instability. This issue is fixed in newer kernel…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-89702 - linux
The Linux kernel’s NFS server component may copy more data than the space it reserved when handling certain UDP requests, which could corrupt memory or expose old data. This issue…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-89697 - linux
The NFS server component in the Linux kernel could change file attributes without first securing a write lock, potentially allowing unauthorized modifications. This behavior has been…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-89686 - linux
The NFS server built into the Linux kernel could crash if two NFS clients access the same file while one holds a delegation and the other forces a recall. The problem is caused by a…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-89676 - linux
The NFS server component in the Linux kernel could use a temporary memory area that gets overwritten while handling an asynchronous copy operation. This may cause the system to read…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-89675 - linux
The NFS server component in the Linux kernel could release memory for a file copy operation while that operation was still running, potentially causing the system to read or write to…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-89674 - linux
The NFS server component in the Linux kernel could miscalculate the size of data it sends, sometimes writing a few extra bytes beyond the allocated area or exposing leftover memory to…
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