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    CVE-2026-53135 Linux AMD Display debugfs NULL Crash and Buffer Over-read Fix

    CVE-2026-53135 is a newly published Linux kernel vulnerability in AMD’s display driver, disclosed through kernel.org and added to NVD on June 25, 2026, affecting the drm/amd/display debugfs path used for DisplayPort SDP message testing on systems using amdgpu. The bug is not a Windows...
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    CVE-2026-23343 XDP Fix: Signed Tailroom Warning Hardens Linux Fast Path

    The Linux networking stack is getting a small but important hardening fix that matters well beyond its one-line title. Microsoft has cataloged the issue as CVE-2026-23343, and the underlying upstream change is a Linux XDP patch that now warns when a calculated tailroom goes negative instead of...
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    November 2024 Patch Tuesday: 89 Vulnerabilities Addressed Including 4 Zero-Day Exploits

    On November 12, 2024, Microsoft rolled out its monthly security updates, addressing an impressive total of 89 vulnerabilities. This marks a significant moment for IT professionals and Windows users, as the updates include four zero-day exploits and four critical flaws that could leave systems...