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Yamale High-Severity Advisory: CVE-2021-38305 Code Execution Risk

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A high-severity code injection vulnerability has been disclosed in 23andMe's Yamale, a schema and validator for YAML, that could be trivially exploited by adversaries to execute arbitrary Python code.The flaw, tracked as CVE-2021-38305 (CVSS score: 7.8), involves manipulating the schema file provided as input to the tool to circumvent protections and achieve code execution.

Azure Linux VMs: Critical Update, Remote Code Exploit Affects Millions

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Azure users running Linux VMs may not be aware they have a severely vulnerable piece of management software installed on their machine by Microsoft, which can be remotely exploited in an incredibly surprising and equally stupid way. "This is a textbook RCE vulnerability that you would expect to see in the 90's -- it's highly unusual to have one crop up in 2021 that can expose millions of endpoints," Wiz security researcher Nir Ohfeld wrote.

Ubuntu: Critical Privilege Escalation Fixes and Kernel Updates

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Canonical has published Linux kernel updates for all of its supported Ubuntu releases to address several security vulnerabilities discovered in the upstream Linux kernels that could lead to privilege escalation attacks, the execurtion of arbitrary code, the exposure of sensitive information and system crash. Update now!

Exploring Local Privilege Escalation Risks In Linux And Windows Systems

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Recently discovered flaws impacting Linux and Windows users alike could give attackers the highest system privileges. Remediations have been released for a security shortcoming affecting all Linux kernel versions from 2014 that can be exploited by malicious users and malware already deployed on a system to gain root-level privileges.

Red Hat RPM Security Advisory: Major Flaw by CloudLinux Developer

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Red Hat has used RPM for software package distribution for decades, but thanks to CloudLinux developer Dmitry Antipov we now know that RPM contained a nasty hidden security bug since Day One. A repair patch for this major security hole has been submitted, but Antipov fears that it may be months before the fix is released.

Critical Unpatched Flaw in Pling Marketplace: Supply Chain Attack Risks

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Cybersecurity researchers have disclosed a critical unpatched vulnerability affecting Pling-based free and open-source software (FOSS) marketplaces for Linux platform that could be potentially abused to stage supply-chain attacks and achieve remote code execution (RCE). This discovery highlights the fact that developers of such applications must put in a high level of scrutiny to ensure their security.

Red Hat: Local Escalation Patch For Polkit CVE-2021-3560 Critical Risk

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A seven-year-old Linux local privilege escalation bug has reared its head and finally gotten a fix. When it was available, exploiting the vulnerability in the polkit authentication service could have allowed attackers to get a root shell on several actively-used Linux distros including RHEL 8, Fedora 21 or later and Ubuntu 20.04. Patch now!

Apple M1RACLES Covert Channel Flaw: Discovery and Implications

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Hector Martin, a hacker who is porting Linux to Apple Silicon Macs through Asahi Linux, has discovered a novel covert channel vulnerability on the M1 chip, calling it ‘M1RACLES’ and tracked as CVE-2021-30747. The flaw lies in the design of the chip itself, allowing any two applications running under an OS to covertly exchange data between them without using memory, sockets, files, or any other features that are meant to be used for data exchange. "While this shouldn’t be allowed as it bypasses OS security layers, it is nothing to worry about in practice."

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