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DirtyClone
Vulnerability
Threat entity extracted from intelligence sources
Entities
›
vulnerability
›
DirtyClone
Frequency
5
occurrences
First Seen
June 26, 2026
Last Seen
June 27, 2026
API
Overview
Recent Events
Profile
Profile
MITRE ATT&CK
1 / 2
Related CVEs
CVE-2026-43503
CVE-2026-46331
MITRE Techniques
T1068 - Exploitation for Privilege Escalation
Affected Platforms
Linux
-
REC
Recon
No techniques detected
-
RD
Resource Dev
No techniques detected
-
IA
Initial Access
No techniques detected
-
EX
Execution
No techniques detected
-
PE
Persistence
No techniques detected
1
PE
Priv Esc
T1068 - Exploitation for Privilege Escalation
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DE
Defense Evasion
No techniques detected
-
CA
Cred Access
No techniques detected
-
DI
Discovery
No techniques detected
-
LM
Lateral Mov
No techniques detected
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CO
Collection
No techniques detected
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C2
C2
No techniques detected
-
EX
Exfil
No techniques detected
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IM
Impact
No techniques detected
1
techniques detected across
1
tactics
Related Clusters (1)
New DirtyClone Vulnerability in Linux Kernel Enables Local Privilege Escalation
Jun 26
·
16 sources
74
Related Articles (5)
DirtyClone: Fourth Linux Kernel Flaw in Six Weeks Escalates to Root
Securityaffairs.Co
·
Jun 27
2 Linux kernel flaw PoCs published, enabling local privilege escalation
Feeds.Feedburner
·
Jun 26
New DirtyClone Linux Vulnerability Allows Attackers to Gain Root Access Via Cloned Packets
Cybersecuritynews
·
Jun 26
DirtyClone vulnerability allows local root escalation via Linux kernel packet cloning
Feeds.4Sysops
·
Jun 26
New DirtyClone Linux Kernel Flaw Lets Local Users Gain Root via Cloned Packets
Thehackernews
·
Jun 26
Related Entities
Zero-day Exploit
CVE-2026-43503
CVE-2026-46331
CWE-269 - Improper Privilege Management
Cwe-787 - Out-of-bounds Write
T1068 - Exploitation for Privilege Escalation
Linux
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