Dirty Pipe Linux Vulnerability: Overwriting Files in Container Images
Rory Mc Cune March 8, 2022 A new CVE in the Linux kernel was released this week. Looking at this vulnerability from the perspective of hosts using containerization software such as Docker, it was possible to modify files from container images on the host, from inside a container — something that generally shouldn’t be possible.
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