dbugs[verified]@ptdbugsPoC
A proof‑of‑concept exploit for CVE‑2026‑53361 has been published, including code, but no active exploitation or patch information is reported.
Rıdvan Yağlı[verified]@ridvanyagliPoC
CVE‑2026‑53361, a kernel‑level RCE allowing container escape, has a publicly available PoC on GitHub, and patches are released for affected Linux distributions.
Frank[verified]@jedisct1PoC
A use‑after‑free container escape vulnerability (CVE-2026-53361) is documented with a publicly available PoC on GitHub, but no evidence of active exploitation, patching, or false‑positive status is present.
Abhiram Gannavaram[verified]@AbhiramGannava2Disclosure
CVE-2026-53361 is a container-escape vulnerability, publicly demonstrated via a PoC targeting RHEL 10 and Ubuntu 24.04, and a vendor patch has been issued.
TechNowPulse[verified]@TechNowPulsePoC
The post highlights a proof‑of‑concept exploit for CVE-2026-53361, linking to a GitHub repository that likely contains the exploit code, and outlines the technical nature of the vulnerability.
DFIR Lab[verified]@DFIR_LabPatch
The tweet highlights a high‑severity race condition in the Linux kernel (CVE‑2026‑53361) that could lead to integrity/availability issues for local attackers, and urges users to apply a patch immediately.
Hack32@Hack32_PoC
The post announces a PoC exploit that enables a Unix domain socket container escape for CVE‑2026‑53361; no vendor patch or evidence of live exploitation is mentioned.
Daily CyberSecurity@Daily_CyberSecPoC
A public proof‑of‑concept and exploit code for CVE‑2026‑53361 has been released, demonstrating a local container escape via an AF_UNIX kernel race.