Linux Kernel Vulnerability Strikes Again: CISA’s Newest Catalog Addition Raises Alarm
CISA has added CVE-2023-0386, a Linux Kernel vulnerability, to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog. This is like adding another spice to an already fiery dish, ensuring federal networks stay on their toes against cyber threats!
Hot Take:
Oh, Linux Kernel, we meet again in the dark alley of vulnerabilities! It seems CISA has added yet another notch to its KEV Catalog belt with CVE-2023-0386. Hackers must be thrilled with this new toy, but federal agencies? Not so much. They’re on a mission to patch faster than a caffeine-fueled software engineer on a Monday morning. Let’s hope they can keep up with the ever-growing list of digital boo-boos!
Key Points:
- CISA updated the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) Catalog with CVE-2023-0386.
- The vulnerability is related to improper ownership management in the Linux Kernel.
- Such vulnerabilities are frequently targeted by cybercriminals.
- Federal agencies are mandated to fix these vulnerabilities swiftly per BOD 22-01.
- The KEV Catalog is part of efforts to protect federal networks from active threats.
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