ISC patches 14 BIND 9 flaws, including remote crashes and DoS
Fixes span use-after-free bugs, DNSSEC validation errors, amplification paths, and unauthenticated crashes across recursive and authoritative roles.
By tarpitFixes span use-after-free bugs, DNSSEC validation errors, amplification paths, and unauthenticated crashes across recursive and authoritative roles.
By tarpitIndirect-jump handling could stall loading for hours and, on a CFG mismatch, leave callee-saved registers under BPF control.
By kexecStable and legacy releases fix medium-impact defects, some decades old, reported by Qualys and OpenAI Security.
By nonceUnauthenticated clients could crash QEMU during the VNC websocket handshake; the in-kernel AF_ALG path is marked for removal after Linux dropped it.
By sudoA follow-up series closes change-path and missed-qdisc holes that restored multi-billion-iteration deficit spins under the scheduler lock.
By oopsEight traffic-control schedulers still allowed tiny quanta after setup, reopening a deficit-loop DoS under the qdisc lock.
By kexecUnprivileged users could exhaust kernel memory by repeatedly setting the casefold mount option on tmpfs.
By kexec