ThreatWire[verified]@ThreatWire_PoC
The post announces a publicly available PoC for CVE-2026-53264, a Use‑After‑Free race condition in the Linux kernel’s net/sched that could allow code execution.
Aikido Community Japan[verified]@AikidoCommJPPoC
The post announces the CVE‑2026‑53264 privilege‑escalation flaw, provides proof‑of‑concept code, and gives detailed patch information, but does not report active exploitation.
ɐpnH[verified]@AlAssaf_HDisclosure
The text announces the discovery of CVE‑2026‑53264, detailing the race‑condition based use‑after‑free vulnerability and the corresponding fix, without revealing a PoC, exploit, or active exploitation.
OS開発者[verified]@hacker_infraPatch
A patch is available: the upstream project has committed a fix, and Red Hat has published a security advisory for CVE‑2026‑53264.
dbugs[verified]@ptdbugsPoC
A proof‑of‑concept exploit for the undefined behavior race condition in Linux’s net/sched component (CVE‑2026‑53264) has been published with technical details and a GitHub repo, though no active exploitation or patch info is mentioned.
إبراهيم بوحيمد | Ibrahim Buhaimed[verified]@buhaimediDisclosure
A STAR Labs researcher reports that an old race condition in Linux has been transformed into a local privilege escalation on CentOS Stream 9, but no exploit code, patch, or active exploitation details are provided.
Ryx[verified]@PadhiyarRushiDisclosure
The text discloses technical details about CVE-2026-53264, describing a Linux net/sched race condition leading to a use-after-free and possible LPE. It does not mention PoC code, a named exploit tool, active exploitation, or remediation.
Rıdvan Yağlı[verified]@ridvanyagliGeneral
The tweet merely references CVE-2026-53264 as a Linux Kernel local privilege escalation vulnerability, without providing additional details on PoC, exploitation, or patching.