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External news

  • Why Patched Linux Servers Still Fail a Penetration Test
    by LinuxSecurity Editors
    A patched Linux server can still fail a penetration test because patch status cannot show whether an attack path remains open.
  • How to Prevent DNS Leaks and Secure Proxy Credentials on Linux Systems
    by LinuxSecurity Editors
    Using a proxy on Linux changes how web traffic reaches its destination, but it does not automatically protect every part of the connection. DNS requests may still leave through the system’s normal resolver, while proxy usernames and passwords can remain exposed in scripts or local files.
  • Linux IPsec Bug Can Trigger a Stack Overflow on Some TI Hardware
    by LinuxSecurity Editors
    A version 2 Linux kernel patch posted on August 31 fixes a stack overflow in the SA2UL hardware crypto driver. The Kernel Address Sanitizer, or KASAN, detected a one-byte write past a local buffer while strongSwan’s charon-systemd process was configuring an IPsec transform.
  • Linux Network Cleanup Bug Can Trigger a Kernel Use-After-Free
    by LinuxSecurity Editors
    RxRPC is a Linux kernel transport for remote procedure calls. A teardown race reported in August shows that its network namespace cleanup can still reach a peer after that peer has been freed. The failure was caught by the Kernel Address Sanitizer, or KASAN, during automated testing.
  • New Linux Security Patch Could Lock Down Programs Before They Start
    by LinuxSecurity Editors
    A version 2 Linux kernel patch series posted on August 31 proposes a new eBPF security interface for applying Landlock policy during program execution. The 15-patch set introduces generic Linux Security Module policy objects, lets privileged BPF programs retain those objects in maps, and adds a helper that can apply a selected policy during exec processing.
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