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Critical Linux privilege escalation flaw exposed: how attackers exploit 'copy fail' to hijack systems

A newly discovered Linux vulnerability allows attackers to bypass security checks and gain elevated system access, posing a serious risk to servers and workstations. Experts warn of active exploitation attempts...

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