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Fragnesia: New Linux Kernel Vulnerability Grants Root Access, Patches Delayed

Fragnesia: New Linux Kernel Vulnerability Grants Root Access, Patches Delayed

Microsoft has warned of "Fragnesia," a new variant of the CopyFail vulnerability in the Linux kernel that allows attackers to gain root privileges. Patches are reportedly delayed, adding to the concerns of Linux administrators already dealing with Dirty Frag and Copy Fail exploits.

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