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#Kernel Exploit
DirtyDecrypt’s Public PoC Turns a Narrow Kernel Bug Into a Real-World Root Risk
A newly released proof-of-concept for the Linux kernel’s DirtyDecrypt issue may expose patched-lagging systems that still carry the RxRPC/RxGK code path.
DirtyDecrypt Turns a Narrow Kernel Path Into a Root-Level Risk
A public proof of concept has pushed an April-patched Linux kernel flaw back into the spotlight, showing how a niche validation bug can become a serious local privilege-escalation problem.
Five Days, One Kernel, and a Faster AI: What Apple M5 Exploit Research Signals
A reported macOS kernel memory-corruption exploit for Apple M5 silicon highlights how AI-assisted research is compressing the time it takes to turn a bug into a credible attack path.
Apple’s M5 Faces a Kernel-Level Stress Test as Researchers Show a New Exploit Path
A public security demonstration around macOS on M5-class hardware is drawing attention because it appears to collide with Apple’s newest memory-safety layer, while also showing how quickly exploit research is evolving.
Linux Kernel Flaw Turns a Local Foothold into a Root-Level Race
A newly tracked privilege-escalation bug has a public proof-of-concept, and the fastest workaround can disable network features that some systems still depend on.
Ghost in the Kernel: How Hackers Outwit Windows’ Deepest Defenses
Researchers reveal a cunning new method for hiding malicious processes from even the most hardened Windows systems.