
AWS Addresses Dirty Frag and Other Kernel Vulnerabilities in Amazon Linux
Amazon Web Services has released security bulletins addressing multiple kernel flaws, including the high-severity Dirty Frag issue, in its Linux distributions.

Amazon Web Services has released security bulletins addressing multiple kernel flaws, including the high-severity Dirty Frag issue, in its Linux distributions.

Amazon Web Services issued a security bulletin regarding a local privilege escalation vulnerability in the Linux kernel involving ESP-in-TCP implementation.

Amazon Web Services published a security bulletin detailing CVE-2026-7424, an integer underflow flaw in the FreeRTOS-Plus-TCP stack’s DHCPv6 sub-option parser.

Amazon Web Services has issued an ongoing advisory regarding the Copy.fail malware campaign, detailing detection methods and mitigation strategies for cloud customers.

Amazon Web Services has published a new security bulletin addressing vulnerability CVE-2026-31431, providing initial guidance for customers.

Amazon Web Services issued a security bulletin addressing two vulnerabilities in FreeRTOS-Plus-TCP that involve MAC address bypass and integer underflow.

A flaw in the Kiro IDE permits insufficient file write restrictions, potentially leading to code execution risks for users of the development environment.

An AWS security bulletin highlights a vulnerability in the Kiro IDE where insecure permissions on authentication token cache files could expose sensitive credentials.

Amazon Web Services has published a security bulletin detailing a high-severity memory allocation issue within its open-source s2n-quic library.

Amazon Web Services disclosed CVE-2026-12043, a heap double-free flaw in its Common Runtime library that could impact services using aws-c-http.

A high-severity vulnerability in the AWS CDK library allows attackers to execute arbitrary commands during Docker bundling of Node.js functions.

Amazon Web Services has published advisories for two issues in its Language Servers for AWS and Amazon Q Developer, affecting IDE integrations.

The cloud provider issued an advisory for CVE-2026-13769, citing insecure file permissions that could expose sensitive data in the AWS CLI.

Amazon Web Services has published advisories for five CVEs in the containerd CRI plugin, urging users to assess their exposure to potential container escapes.

A vulnerability in AWS Amplify API components lets authenticated users access records belonging to other users through crafted queries.

A vulnerability dubbed 'AgentCorruption' in AWS Bedrock AgentCore allowed attackers to compromise entire AI fleets with one prompt.

A flaw in AWS Tools for PowerShell before version 5.0.306 allows local users to recover IAM user passwords from log files and command output.

A flaw in AWS CDK allows untrusted Docker files to insert symlinked files during asset bundling, affecting versions before 2.267.0.

A flaw in the amazon-redshift-python-driver allows attackers to execute arbitrary code remotely, prompting an urgent security bulletin from Amazon Web Services.

A remote unauthenticated attacker could execute arbitrary OS commands via a crafted database command in vulnerable plugin versions.

Amazon Web Services has released a security bulletin for CVE-2026-8686, addressing a heap out-of-bounds read vulnerability in its coreMQTT library.

Two CVEs in the Amazon SageMaker Python SDK allow bypassing model artifact integrity checks, posing risks to ML pipelines.

The AWS Toolkit for Visual Studio Code cached bearer tokens with world-readable permissions, exposing credentials to local attackers.

Amazon patches two vulnerabilities in its open-source Bedrock AgentCore Starter Toolkit that allowed arbitrary code execution and server-side request forgery.