Ubuntu versions prior to 15.10 suffer from a PT chown arbitrary PTs access via user namespace privilege escalation vulnerability.
ebfda6a018f1d7bdcee1fac1fe9bffc5393c7667fb1b61ffa9a97d92473d2f4fAttackers can siphon information from Splunk Enterprise if an authenticated Splunk user visits a malicious webpage. Some useful data gained is the currently logged in username and if remote user setting is enabled. After, the username can be use to Phish or Brute Force Splunk Enterprise login. Additional information stolen may aid in furthering attacks.
38b4becdb0191488960685a01c5248ca824dcc3e062117c8e032509bc4a60767NTP suffers from a privilege escalation vulnerability.
8d030faabc096e431057616fc15a37c36b8595519b0f4b3b9895b50fc5eea65dAUFS (Ubuntu 15.10) suffers from an allow_userns fuse/xattr user namespaces privilege escalation vulnerability.
20b06274c846785d08a17e0785b09b252e022b89872f6b1806dfba387493b3c6Linux kernel version 2.6.32 (Ubuntu 10.04) suffers from a /proc handling setuid privilege escalation vulnerability.
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