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CVE-2026-43284Linux vulnerability

8 articles from 6 outlets between 8 May and 11 Nov. First reported by Microsoft. The busiest day was Mon 11 May, with 4 articles.

Articles: 8; all time · from 6 outlets
Days covered: 4; of 188 days · all time
Busiest day: 4; articles on Mon 11 May
Last 7 days: 0.1a day; vs 0 a day · previous 7 days
First report: 8 May; Microsoft
Exploit probability: 94%; EPSS · higher than 99% of CVEs

Coverage over time

8 articles · 8 May – 11 Nov

8 MayFirst report8 May · Microsoft

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CVE-2026-43284: articles per day
Day (UTC)	Articles	Outlets
Fri 8 May	1	Microsoft 1
Mon 11 May	4	SecurityWeek 1, Infosecurity 1, Dark Reading 1, Ars Technica 1
Wed 27 May	2	SecurityOnline 2
Wed 11 Nov	1	Microsoft 1

Articles

8 articles

Wed 11 Nov1 article

21:30
Microsoft warns attackers use GSocket relay tool to retain access to Linux serversMicrosoft

Wed 27 May2 articles

10:31
Moxa Linux Flaw Lets Local Users Gain Root Access via Dirty FragSecurityOnline · mentions it in passing
02:11
GitHub fixes SSRF bug CVE-2026-9312 and kernel flawsSecurityOnline · mentions it in passing

Mon 11 May4 articles

23:01
Dirty Frag Linux kernel flaw lets users gain root, patches issuedArs Technica
16:20
Dirty Frag exploit released, putting Linux root at riskDark Reading
15:10
Linux Kernel Dirty Frag Flaws Trigger Urgent Patch RolloutInfosecurity
08:41
Dirty Frag (CVE-2026-43284) lets Linux users gain rootSecurityWeek

Fri 8 May1 article

19:01
Dirty Frag Linux flaw (CVE-2026-43284) lets users gain rootMicrosoft · first report