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GoYou Cybersecurity (EN) · Saturday · 10 min

Vulnerability CVE-2026-98432: Remote Code Execution in Linux Kernel MPTCP

A zero-click vulnerability in the Linux kernel, identified as CVE-2026-98432, allows remote code execution through a flaw in the IP options handler during the establishment of IPv4 connections. The flaw, exploitable on servers with MPTCP enabled, was demonstrated by Anthropic with an exploit that leads to the execution of commands as root in approximately 53 minutes. Read on GoYou.it

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A zero-click vulnerability in the Linux kernel, identified as CVE-2026-98432, allows remote code execution through a flaw in the IP options handler during the establishment of IPv4 connections. The flaw, exploitable on servers with MPTCP enabled, was demonstrated by Anthropic with an exploit that leads to the execution of commands as root in approximately 53 minutes.

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