Linuxsecurity Emacs Vulnerabilities in Ubuntu 24.04 LTS Lead to Code Execution Risks
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Multiple vulnerabilities were identified in Emacs affecting Ubuntu 24.04 LTS and earlier versions. The flaws allow unsafe Lisp macro expansion and improper input sanitization for certain URI schemes, potentially enabling attackers to execute arbitrary code and shell commands. Users are advised to update their systems to mitigate these risks.
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