📦 Apport

CVE-2022-28653 is a denial-of-service vulnerability where users can fill the /var/crash directory with crash reports, consuming unlimited disk space. This affects systems with crash reporting enabled ...

CVE-2022-1242 is a vulnerability in Apport, Ubuntu's crash reporting tool, that allows local attackers to trick Apport into connecting to arbitrary sockets as the root user. This affects Ubuntu system...

CVE-2021-3899 is a race condition vulnerability in Apport's 'replaced executable' detection mechanism that allows local attackers to execute arbitrary code with root privileges. This affects Ubuntu sy...

This CVE describes a local privilege escalation vulnerability in apport-cli versions 2.26.0 and earlier. It allows unprivileged users to gain root privileges when specific conditions are met: sudo is ...

CVE-2021-25682 is a vulnerability in Apport's get_pid_info() function that improperly parses /proc/pid/status files, potentially allowing local privilege escalation. This affects Ubuntu systems with A...

CVE-2021-25684 is a vulnerability in Ubuntu's Apport crash reporting system where improper handling of FIFO (named pipe) files could allow local attackers to cause denial of service or potentially exe...

A race condition vulnerability in Canonical's apport crash reporting tool allows local attackers to leak sensitive information from core dumps. By exploiting PID reuse in container environments, attac...

This vulnerability in Canonical's Apport crash reporting tool creates crash files with incorrect group ownership, potentially exposing sensitive crash information to unauthorized users. It affects Ubu...