cve-2022-0847-dirty-pipe-linux-vulnerability 
Aqua Security
DECEMBER 14, 2022
Dirty Pipe ( CVE-2022-0847 ) proved that there is a new way to exploit Linux syscalls to write to files with a read-only privileges. An application of this vulnerability would be to write on the host from an unprivileged container.
Aqua Security
MARCH 8, 2022
A new CVE in the Linux kernel was released this week. CVE-2022-0847, aka “Dirty Pipe”, is a vulnerability that allows users on a Linux system to overwrite the contents of files that they can read but shouldn’t be able to write to.
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Tenable
JUNE 8, 2022
Among the thousands of vulnerabilities disclosed so far in 2022, we highlight five and explain why they matter. With over 6,000 vulnerabilities disclosed this year, cybersecurity teams have faced, as usual, a challenge to keep up, especially as a number of these software bugs have captured significant media attention.
Ivanti
MARCH 16, 2022
What is the “Dirty Pipe Vulnerability”? Dirty Pipe vulnerability is a Linux kernel vulnerability that allows the ability of non-privileged users to overwrite read-only files. The page cache is always writable by the kernel and writing to a pipe never checks any permissions.
Tenable
JUNE 17, 2022
Key vulnerabilities you can’t ignore. Security pros must continually process headline-grabbing hacks, vulnerability disclosures, stern regulations and expert recommendations. Security pros must continually process headline-grabbing hacks, vulnerability disclosures, stern regulations and expert recommendations. CVE-2022-1096.
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