Linuxsecurity Critical Buffer Overflow Issue in RetroArch Affecting Fedora 43
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A critical buffer overflow vulnerability has been identified in RetroArch, a frontend for the libretro API, affecting users of Fedora 43. The issue allows potential exploitation due to improper handling of audio/video/input callbacks, posing risks to system integrity. Users are advised to apply patches as they become available to mitigate this vulnerability.
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