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CVE-2026-72693: Improper Access Control in Red Hat Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10CVE-2026-72693 0 CVE-2026-72693 is a local privilege escalation vulnerability in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10 affecting the openvt utility. The flaw arises from improper process owner verification in openvt's authenticate_user() function, which relies on the ownership of the TTY device node rather than the actual process owner. This can lead to a passwordless root login if a specific non-default kbrequest/init configuration uses openvt -u and a narrow timing condition occurs where the TTY ownership reverts to root while an unprivileged process still holds an open file descriptor. Red Hat rates the real-world impact as moderate due to the uncommon configuration and timing requirements despite a high CVSS score. Mitigation involves avoiding the use of openvt -u in privileged kbrequest/init setups or disabling the keyboard request binding until a fix is available. Join the discussion | CVE Database V5 | 08/11/2026, 08:39:24 UTC Added: 08/11/2026, 08:56:58 UTC |
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