@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-89555 - linux
The Linux kernel’s MPLS code may reference memory that has been freed when processing certain network packets. This can lead to crashes or instability on systems running the Linux…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-89551 - linux
The SUNRPC component in the Linux kernel could calculate a buffer size that becomes negative, causing an incorrect large value. This miscalculation can affect any system running the…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-89550 - linux
The Linux kernel could accept malformed Kerberos authentication tokens that are shorter than required, which might cause a crash or unexpected behavior. This affects Linux systems using…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-89542 - linux
The Linux kernel’s RPC authentication routine can mishandle very short or malformed security tokens, leading to memory errors that may crash the system. This affects any Linux system…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-89541 - linux
The Linux kernel's handling of certain network messages can be tricked by a malicious NFS server into reading data from outside its intended buffer. This could let an attacker cause the…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-89538 - linux
The Linux kernel's SUNRPC component could accept specially crafted Kerberos authentication tokens that have an oversized field, leading to internal buffer inconsistencies. This can…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-89537 - linux
The Linux kernel's NFS authentication code could accept unusually short security tokens from a server, allowing it to read past the intended memory area. This could lead to system…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-89533 - linux
The Linux kernel’s RDMA service that processes read requests could miscalculate how much data to transfer. This mistake can lead to data errors or system instability. Apply the latest…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-89532 - linux
The Linux kernel component that handles remote direct memory access (RDMA) may read past the end of a data list when a chunk reports zero segments. This can cause the system to stop…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-89530 - linux
The Linux kernel component that handles RPC over RDMA can copy data past the end of its buffer, potentially corrupting nearby memory and causing crashes. This occurs when a client…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-89526 - linux
The Linux kernel's RPC over RDMA feature could let a remote client supply crafted read positions that cause the system to copy data beyond the intended buffer, potentially exposing…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-89495 - linux
The OCFS2 file system component in the Linux kernel could let a malicious server send specially crafted data that overwrites memory, causing other machines in the cluster to freeze or…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-89494 - linux
The OCFS2 component of the Linux kernel does not properly verify data it receives from other computers in a cluster. A specially crafted message can cause the system to read or write…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-89492 - linux
The OCFS2 file system in the Linux kernel could be tricked into reading past the end of a directory’s metadata block, potentially exposing internal memory contents. This happens when a…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-89485 - linux
The Linux kernel’s file‑cleanup code could accidentally use a file that has already been removed, leading to a system crash or instability. This happens when the system checks files for…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-87534 - chrome
The built‑in web view component in Google Chrome for Android (versions before 153.0.8010.36) does not properly check who is allowed to use it. An attacker who convinces a user…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-87817 - python-git
If you use GitPython version earlier than 3.1.60, an attacker can disguise a repository folder and place a harmful script that runs whenever the program tries to make a…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-9277 - shell-quote
A security issue affects Debian Linux systems, allowing an attacker to run unauthorized code on a vulnerable system without needing a password. This could potentially…
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@stackflag.bsky.socialCVE-2026-86219 - libauthen-sasl-perl
The Perl authentication library used for DIGEST-MD5 logins does not correctly check a one‑time value (nonce) that should be unique for each login attempt. Because of…
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