SMB servers that have ksmbd enabled are vulnerable to hacking due to a major Linux kernel vulnerability (CVSS score of 10). KSMBD is a Linux kernel server that uses the SMB3 protocol to share files over the network in kernel space. On vulnerable Linux Kernel installations, an unauthenticated, remote attacker can run any programme. Linux […]
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