Het Mehta[verified]@hetmehtaaGeneral
A casual dialogue lists several Linux kernel CVEs without offering further technical context, patches, or exploitation details.
DMNTR Network Solutions 👻 AS204773[verified]@weareDMNTRsDisclosure
The tweet announces a newly disclosed local privilege escalation vulnerability in the Linux kernel, dubbed "Dirty Frag" or "Copy Fail 2", part of the Dirty Pipe family (CVE‑2022‑0847), disclosed on May 7, 2026.
fuzzsociety[verified]@fuzzsociety_orgGeneral
The post promotes a teaching course that covers several CVEs but does not supply PoC, exploit code, or technical vulnerability details.
好奇猫a[verified]@acnekotGeneral
The text lists several Linux CVEs as part of a password‑reset tutorial collection, but provides no PoC details, exploit code, patches, or evidence of active exploitation.
DFIR Radar[verified]@DFIR_RadarActive Exploitation
The post reports CVE‑2026‑31431 has been actively exploited for local privilege escalation via a kernel page‑cache flaw, with multiple weaponized samples and supply‑chain attacks, but provides no PoC or patch information.
c0deNinja[verified]@gotr00t0dayGeneral
The post advertises a detection tool (kernelpwn) that flags several known kernel privilege escalation CVEs but provides no exploit code, patch, or active exploitation details.
Mohi[verified]@disismohiGeneral
The statement lists three CVEs (CVE-2021-3156, CVE-2022-0847, CVE-2023-38545) with basic vulnerability descriptors and affected software, but offers no further detail or actionable information.
it-learn.io[verified]@it_learn_ioPatch
The post lists several old kernel CVEs and stresses that the host kernel should be patched to mitigate container escape risks.