GhostLock kernel bug lets users get root

Send us Fan Mail A long standing Linux kernel bug is now a reliable privilege escalation path, just as patch timelines are collapsing and attackers begin operating at machine speed. This episode breaks down what changed and why it matters right now. For security and IT leaders, the message is consistent across all stories. Speed is now a primary control. Slow patch cycles, weak visibility into kernel versions, and delayed detection after identity compromise all translate directly into risk. At the same time, early examples of autonomous attack chains suggest defenders are no longer dealing with human paced intrusions. We also cover shifts in ransomware targeting, supply chain exposure from major vendors, and why identity hygiene continues to drive most breaches. Learn more at https://crestvale.io Support the show