Vulnerabilities of Linux
Linux vulnerability: changing GFS2 ACL
A local attacker can change ACLs of GFS2 files, in order to access to them.

Linux vulnerability: denial of service via current_clocksource
When the kernel is compiled without GENERIC_TIME, a local attacker can access to current_clocksource, in order to stop the kernel.

Linux vulnerability: file modification via ext4 MOVE_EXT
On an ext4 filesystem, a local attacker can use the MOVE_EXT ioctl, in order to alter a file with the AppendOnly or Immutable attribute.

Linux vulnerability: copy of btrfs files
On a btrfs filesystem, a local attacker can copy a file which is not readable.

Linux vulnerability: memory corruption via GFS2
A local attacker can manipulate files on a GFS2 filesystem, in order to create a denial of service and possibly to execute code.

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