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SUSE Linux Kernel Multiple Vulnerabilities

Hkcert • August 4, 2026

Multiple vulnerabilities were identified in SUSE Linux Kernel. A remote attacker could exploit some of these vulnerabilities to trigger denial of service condition, elevation of privilege and remote code execution on the targeted system.

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Multiple Vulnerabilities in Linux Kernels Affecting Red Hat and Ubuntu Systems Recent updates have disclosed multiple vulnerabilities in the Linux kernel affecting Red Hat and Ubuntu systems. Key vulnerabilities include CVE-2023-45896, which allows attackers to exploit the NTFS file system for sensitive information disclosure, and CVE-2025-54505, which affects AMD processors during speculative execution. These vulnerabilities could lead to privilege escalation and information leaks. Red Hat has issued several advisories for their kernel updates across different versions, emphasizing the importance of applying these patches promptly. Both Ubuntu and Red Hat systems are at risk, with potential impacts on sensitive data security. Users are advised to update their systems immediately to mitigate these risks. 13 sources 72

SUSE Linux Kernel Multiple Vulnerabilities

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