Unreleased Claude model turned a Linux kernel bug into a remote root exploit

An unreleased Claude model developed by Anthropic turned a Linux kernel bug into a remote root exploit that runs commands as root on servers with a multipath TCP listener without requiring a login, according to Anthropic. Ubuntu and Red Hat still lack a patch for the flaw, while Debian shipped its fix on 16 October.

International Cyber Digest on X: "‼️ An unreleased Claude model turned a Linux kernel bug into a remote root exploit, and Ubuntu and Red Hat still lack a patch. Anthropic says the exploit runs commands as root on servers with a multipath TCP listener, no login needed. Debian shipped its fix on 16… / X International Cyber Digest on X: "‼️ An unreleased Claude model turned a Linux kernel bug into a remote root exploit, and Ubuntu and Red Hat still lack a patch. Anthropic says the exploit runs commands as root on servers with a multipath TCP listener, no login needed. Debian shipped its fix on 16 October." ‼️ An unreleased Claude model turned a Linux kernel bug into a remote root exploit, and Ubuntu and Red Hat still lack a patch. Anthropic says the exploit runs commands as root on servers with a multipath TCP listener, no login needed. Debian shipped its fix on 16 October. ‼️ An unreleased Claude model turned a Linux kernel bug into a remote root exploit, and Ubuntu and Red Hat still lack a patch. Anthropic says the exploit runs commands as root on servers with a multipath TCP listener, no login needed. Debian shipped its fix on 16 October.