i have to exploit this using vm virtual box, and an attacking machine (kali) can you please tell w how this is done? i can not use metasploit. i also want to know where can i get this version of ubunto from
@@PrestonZen Thanks for the swift reply, I managed to get it to work by using mainline. I might try to also get it to work with ubuntu archives to see if it runs smoother.
To resolve CVE-2024-1086 issues, the steps involved include: 1. Identify the vulnerability: Understand that CVE-2024-1086 is a use-after-free vulnerability in the Linux kernel's netfilter: nf_tables component that can lead to local privilege escalation. 2. Patch or update: Check for patches or updates provided by the vendor (in this case, Linux kernel) to address the vulnerability. Apply the necessary patches to fix the issue. 3. Mitigation: If a patch is not immediately available, consider implementing temporary mitigations or workarounds to reduce the risk of exploitation. 4. Testing: After applying the patch or mitigation, thoroughly test the system to ensure that the vulnerability has been effectively addressed without causing any adverse effects. 5. Monitoring: Continuously monitor for any signs of exploitation or unusual activity related to the vulnerability even after applying the fix. Approaching the resolution of CVE-2024-1086 in a systematic manner involves following these steps diligently to ensure the security of the affected systems.
![Playing with Jenkins File Read [CVE-2024-23897]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/toPJhfy-wvw/mqdefault.jpg)
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the exploit often freezes the OS, makes it be completely stuck.
i have to exploit this using vm virtual box, and an attacking machine (kali) can you please tell w how this is done? i can not use metasploit.
i also want to know where can i get this version of ubunto from
Any way to get access to that version of ubuntu?
Download it from the Ubuntu archives
@@PrestonZen Thanks for the swift reply, I managed to get it to work by using mainline. I might try to also get it to work with ubuntu archives to see if it runs smoother.
To resolve CVE-2024-1086 issues, the steps involved include:
1. Identify the vulnerability: Understand that CVE-2024-1086 is a use-after-free vulnerability in the Linux kernel's netfilter: nf_tables component that can lead to local privilege escalation.
2. Patch or update: Check for patches or updates provided by the vendor (in this case, Linux kernel) to address the vulnerability. Apply the necessary patches to fix the issue.
3. Mitigation: If a patch is not immediately available, consider implementing temporary mitigations or workarounds to reduce the risk of exploitation.
4. Testing: After applying the patch or mitigation, thoroughly test the system to ensure that the vulnerability has been effectively addressed without causing any adverse effects.
5. Monitoring: Continuously monitor for any signs of exploitation or unusual activity related to the vulnerability even after applying the fix.
Approaching the resolution of CVE-2024-1086 in a systematic manner involves following these steps diligently to ensure the security of the affected systems.
Why even bother copying & pasting this