A public PoC exploit for the FreeBSD kTLS vulnerability (CVE-2026-45257) enables local privilege escalation to root. Patch your FreeBSD systems now.

The Linux kernel has finally settled an old debt. After years of effort, the Linux strncpy removal is complete in version 7.2. The strncpy API is now gone from the source tree. For decades, the fu…

Security researchers have uncovered a Linux flaw that elevates an ordinary local user to root. Remarkably, it does so without altering a single file on disk. Integrity checks may therefore reveal …

Yesterday, reports emerged that kernel.org had deleted all hosted kernel files. Every archived and current kernel package became inaccessible. Affected paths returned HTTP 404 or HTTP 403 errors. …

Legacy components can survive in the Linux kernel for decades. They often outlast the very systems that once depended on them. Yet the EFS file system appears set to finally depart. According to a…

An anti-cheat system designed to keep games fair has instead introduced a serious security gap. CERT/CC at Carnegie Mellon University disclosed three vulnerabilities in the GamersFirst Anti-Cheat …

TL;DR On June 30, 2026, the FreeBSD Project shipped three advisories covering FreeBSD privilege escalation bugs in the kernel. Each flaw lets an unprivileged local user aim for root, and two open …

Hello Guys back with another token stealing exploit lets start with some basics:

Hello Guys back with another exploit :

Understanding BYOVD (Bring Your Own Vulnerable Driver) Attacks and How Adversaries Mute EDRs from Ring 0