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CVE-2022-0185 in Linux Kernel Can Allow Container Escape in Kubernetes

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Last week, a new high-severity CVE was released that affects the Linux kernel. This vulnerability provides an opportunity for an attacker who has access to a system as an unprivileged user to escalate those rights to root.

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