Ryx[verified]@PadhiyarRushiExploit
The tweet announces the coordinated disclosure of four Linux local privilege escalation vulnerabilities, highlighting that functional exploit code ('exploits dropped') and proof-of-concepts have been published alongside a technical write-up.
Ryx[verified]@PadhiyarRushiExploit
The tweet announces the release of a destructive proof-of-concept exploit for CVE-2026-80844, a kernel memory corruption vulnerability, and provides a link to the GitHub repository containing the exploit code.
Rıdvan Yağlı[verified]@ridvanyagliExploit
The post announces publicly released exploit code for four Linux kernel local privilege escalation vulnerabilities, provides proof‑of‑concept links and CVSS scores, urges applying kernel security updates, and notes no evidence of active exploitation.
嶋田大貴[verified]@shimarinPatch
The tweet lists several Linux kernel LPE CVEs and advises mitigating them by disabling unprivileged user namespace cloning via kernel.unprivileged_userns_clone=0 if not using rootless isolation.
OS開発者[verified]@hacker_infraPoC
The text announces the public release of four Local Privilege Escalation PoCs (CVE-2026-80844, CVE-2026-81000, CVE-2026-68121, CVE-2026-74469) reported to Red Hat, and provides specific kernel module/workaround mitigations for each, but does not name a specific exploit tool or claim active exploitation in the wild.
OS開発者[verified]@hacker_infraDisclosure
The post discloses eight local privilege escalation vulnerabilities tracked since September 18 2026 (including an unassigned race‑condition LPE in RustyTux/strparser/ESP‑in‑TCP) and notes that mitigations were understood and reported to Red Hat by September 23, without providing PoC, exploit code, or evidence of active exploitation.
OS開発者[verified]@hacker_infraPoC
The text describes a closed Red Hat support request regarding public LPE PoCs for four CVEs, noting that mitigations are available on a dedicated page.
Renich³[verified]@RenichPatch
The post cites Red Hat and Rocky Linux security advisories and comments that CentOS Stream/RHEL information appeared 24 hours earlier. It provides no PoC, exploit details, active-exploitation claim, or technical description of the vulnerability.
