A locally exploitable glibc vulnerability

Qualys has disclosed
a vulnerability in the GNU C Library that can be exploited by a local
attacker for root access. It was introduced in the 2.37 release, and also
backported to 2.36.

For example, we confirmed that Debian 12 and 13, Ubuntu 23.04 and
23.10, and Fedora 37 to 39 are vulnerable to this buffer
overflow. Furthermore, we successfully exploited an up-to-date,
default installation of Fedora 38 (on amd64): a Local Privilege
Escalation, from any unprivileged user to full root. Other
distributions are probably also exploitable.

Vulnerable systems with untrusted users should probably be updated in a
timely manner.