CVE-2024-56701 - Linux Kernel PowerPC/pSeries Privilege Escalation via Sleeping Lock Misuse
Published: 2024-07-01
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A critical vulnerability, CVE-2024-56701, was recently patched in the Linux kernel
CVE-2024-56700 - Atomicity Violation and Null Pointer Dereference in Linux Kernel wl128x Driver
In June 2024, a vulnerability was identified and resolved in the Linux kernel, specifically affecting the TI wl128x media driver. This issue, now recorded as
CVE-2024-56699 - Double Removal Vulnerability in Linux s390 PCI Hotplug (Explained & Exploit Details)
In early 2024, security researchers and Linux kernel developers resolved a subtle but important issue affecting IBM’s s390 PCI subsystem. The issue, tracked as
CVE-2024-56691 - Intel SoC PMIC BXTWC Linux Kernel Vulnerability Explained
In June 2024, a critical vulnerability was discovered and resolved in the Linux kernel related to the Intel SoC Power Management IC (PMIC) BXTWC driver.
CVE-2024-56690 - Linux Kernel pcrypt Vulnerability - In-Depth Analysis and Exploit Potential
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Earlier this year, a vulnerability in the Linux Kernel’s cryptographic subsystem—specifically in the pcrypt module—was registered as CVE-2024-56690.
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