CVE-2023-23454 - How a Linux Kernel Type Confusion Bug Can Crash Your System
*Posted: June 2024*
A serious vulnerability named CVE-2023-23454 was found in the Linux kernel. Anyone running Linux version 6.1.4 or earlier is at
CVE-2023-23455 - Exploiting Type Confusion in Linux Kernel’s ATM Traffic Control (`sch_atm.c`)
CVE-2023-23455 is a serious vulnerability found in the Linux kernel, affecting versions up to and including 6.1.4. The bug resides in the ATM
CVE-2022-44641 - XML Entity Expansion Attack in Linaro LAVA – Exploit, Details & How It Works
The world of DevOps, CI/CD, and embedded testing relies on automation frameworks like Linaro Automated Validation Architecture (LAVA). However, a major security hole—CVE-2022-44641—
CVE-2022-43253 - Heap-Buffer-Overflow in libde265 v1..8 via put_unweighted_pred_16_fallback (Explained with Code & Exploit Details)
libde265 is a popular open-source library used for decoding videos in the H.265/HEVC format. On October 27, 2022, a heap-buffer-overflow vulnerability (CVE-2022-43253) was
CVE-2022-43250 - Heap Buffer Overflow Vulnerability in Libde265 v1..8 — Deep Dive and Exploitation
In October 2022, a significant security vulnerability, CVE-2022-43250, was discovered in the popular open-source HEVC (H.265) decoder library, libde265 version 1..8. This bug
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