A security flaw has been identified in Citrix NetScaler ADC and NetScaler Gateway, tools that many web hosting providers use to manage website traffic and secure remote access to hosted services. The issue stems from improper restrictions on operations within a section of the tool’s working memory.
If this flaw is exploited, it could cause a ...
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A security vulnerability has been identified in the Linux Kernel, the core underlying software that powers most of the servers used to run hosted websites. This is an out-of-bounds memory write flaw, a type of software bug that lets a user who already has basic, limited access to a server write data to protected parts of the server’s memory they ...
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A security flaw has been identified in the Red Hat Automatic Bug Reporting Tool (ABRT), a utility used to automatically collect and report software crashes and bugs on Red Hat-based server systems.This is a privilege escalation vulnerability. It means a user who already has limited local access to your server could exploit the flaw via a symlink ...
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A timing-related security flaw, called a race condition, has been found in Red Hat's libuser software, a component commonly used on Red Hat-based server systems.This flaw can be exploited by people who already have authorized access to your server to corrupt the system's core user account file, /etc/passwd. If this file is damaged, it can cause ...
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