What is "RHEL 14.3"? Was this site a one shot prompt. Quality.
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#32Use extreme caution running arbitrary code on your machines, especially obfuscated code that tickles kernel bugs! (edited)
The page explicitly describes that it is stealthy as it does not make permanent changes, only corrupting the binary in memory.
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#33Despite the copy/images being weird about RHEL 14.3, this seems to work. Wow?
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#35That’s the most AI-written page ever made
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#36Is this fixed in any stable release kernel yet?
7.0-rc1 has a tag with it:
% git describe a664bf3d603d
v7.0-rc1-10-ga664bf3d603d
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#37What is the rationale behind naming CVEs and individual domains? Marketing?
Yes, originally it was to help spread awareness. Now it has become more of a gimmick I would say
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#39This is amazing. Page says it works on RHEL 14.3, which doesn’t exist. Current RHEL is 10.x, this must’ve been done in a TARDIS.
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#40The page itself seems vibecoded and a bit of an advertisement, but it does look like the vulnerability is real and high risk. It does explain the big security update I just got, guess I'll prioritize updating today.