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Looking for The devotion of suspect x by keigo higashino

A newly disclosed Linux kernel vulnerability allows attackers to access highly sensitive data, including SSH private keys and password hashes, on affected systems.

I lost the count guys. At least it is currently patched asap.

Wtf is going on this week. This is the 4th one in a week.

https://tuxcare.com/blog/fragnesia-cve-2026-46300-is-a-new-linux-kernel-lpe/

For those who are wondering is it only for linux. Here are the vulnerabilities found in windows in this week alone (137+ CVEs):

- Microsoft May 2026 Patch Tuesday (May 12): Fixed ~120–137 CVEs across Windows, Office, SharePoint, Azure, etc.

- Uses crafted ‘FsTx’ files + WinRE to access encrypted drives (physical access/USB). Works on TPM-only setups. PoC public; active exploitation reported.

- GreenPlasma (Privilege Escalation): Targets CTFMON (ctfmon.exe) for SYSTEM-level access. PoC public; active exploitation reported.

Hey guys, how did you actually install Arch? Did you go full manual with the wiki open in a million tabs and suffer through partitioning hell, or did you just use "archinstall"? How was the whole experience for you?

I tried to install the manual way a couple of times and I think the archinstall way is much more efficient. What do you think?

It is Almost 60$ for the brave-orgin on windows but completely free on linux? Why would they do that? What do you think about this?

I just posted about "dirty frag" this morning and a third one just found and is currently unpatched. Wtf is going on

Linux Dirty Frag vulnerability lets attackers achieve root access on virtually all major Linux distributions, with a public exploit already in the wild.

Dirty Frag belongs to the same vulnerability class as Dirty Pipe and Copy Fail (CVE-2026-31431), but targets the frag member of the kernel's struct sk_buff rather than struct pipe_buffer. (From X)