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DirtyDecrypt
Vulnerability
Threat entity extracted from intelligence sources
Entities
›
vulnerability
›
DirtyDecrypt
Frequency
4
occurrences
First Seen
May 18, 2026
Last Seen
July 23, 2026
API
Overview
Recent Events
Profile
Profile
MITRE ATT&CK
1 / 2
Related CVEs
CVE-2026-31635
CVE-2026-64600
MITRE Techniques
T1068 - Exploitation for Privilege Escalation
Affected Platforms
Linux
Arch Linux
OpenSUSE Tumbleweed
Andrew File System
XFS
-
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
-
DE
Defense Evasion
No techniques detected
-
CA
Cred Access
No techniques detected
-
DI
Discovery
No techniques detected
-
LM
Lateral Mov
No techniques detected
-
CO
Collection
No techniques detected
-
C2
C2
No techniques detected
-
EX
Exfil
No techniques detected
-
IM
Impact
No techniques detected
1
techniques detected across
1
tactics
Related Clusters (2)
New DirtyDecrypt Linux Flaw Exploit Released, Patching Urged
May 18
·
5 sources
72
New PinTheft Vulnerability Exposes Arch Linux to Root Escalation Attacks
May 20
·
4 sources
71
Related Articles (4)
New RefluXFS Linux flaw lets attackers gain root privileges
Bleepingcomputer
·
Jul 23
Exploit released for new PinTheft Arch Linux root escalation flaw
Bleepingcomputer
·
May 20
Exploit available for new DirtyDecrypt Linux root escalation flaw
Bleepingcomputer
·
May 18
Exploit available for new DirtyDecrypt Linux root escalation flaw
Bleepingcomputer
·
May 18
Related Entities
Privilege Escalation
Zero-day Exploit
Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency
Fedora
OpenSUSE
V12 Security Team
CVE-2026-31635
CVE-2026-64600
CWE-269 - Improper Privilege Management
CWE-362 - Race Condition
T1068 - Exploitation for Privilege Escalation
Linux
