A flaw in Sudo, which is installed on almost every Linux OS, could let users run commands as "root" even when they are restricted; patched version now available (Mohit Kumar/The Hacker News)

A flaw in Sudo, which is installed on almost every Linux OS, could let users run commands as "root" even when they are restricted; patched version now available (Mohit Kumar/The Hacker News)


Mohit Kumar / The Hacker News:

A flaw in Sudo, which is installed on almost every Linux OS, could let users run commands as “root” even when they are restricted; patched version now available  —  Attention Linux Users!  —  A vulnerability has been discovered in Sudo—one of the most important, powerful …

A flaw in Sudo, which is installed on almost every Linux OS, could let users run commands as "root" even when they are restricted; patched version now available (Mohit Kumar/The Hacker News)
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