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Overflowing With Updates: Red Hat’s PostgreSQL Integer Overflow Vulnerability
Overflowing with excitement, we dive into Red Hat’s latest ‘important’ security update – an integer overflow vulnerability in PostgreSQL. Red Hat’s email notifications are no more, but fear not, Packet Storm is here to keep you in the loop. And for the tech-savvy, the vulnerability…
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Oh, Red Hat, always keeping us on our toes! This time, it's not about a new fancy feature or a groundbreaking product. Nope! It's all about a 'tiny' integer overflow vulnerability in PostgreSQL. Because, who doesn't love a good buffer overrun to spice up their day? And for those who didn't get the memo, Red Hat officially shut down their mailing list notifications in 2023. So, if you're still waiting for an email update, you might want to rethink your strategy. They suggest visiting their links for the latest updates. So, let's buckle up and dive into the grimy details of this 'important' security update.Already a member? Log in here