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Linux LibCue Mayhem: Uninvited Party Crashers in Your Code
Dancing to a dangerous tune, the libcue library in GNOME-based Linux distros opens the door to a potential one-click RCE attack. This GNOME Linux vulnerability exploit is like a party crasher who sneaks in with an uninvited plus one – a remote code execution vulnerability.…
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What's the cue? A seemingly harmless little library called libcue is causing quite the ruckus in the world of GNOME-based Linux distros. It's like a bad party guest that brings uninvited friends (read: remote code execution vulnerabilities) into your home. Just when you thought Linux was safe from the party crashers, this potential one-click RCE attack makes it clear that no one's immune to the unexpected.Already a member? Log in here