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eCryptfs Sees Fixes For Potential Malicious Intent, Some Dating Back To Its 2006 Debut

Michael Larabel
6 hours ago
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The eCryptfs stacked cryptographic filesystem implementation for the Linux kernel to transparently encrypt files saw a number of bug fixes for the Linux 7.3 kernel. A number of these bug fixes deal with potential maliciously-crafted data and vulnerable going back to the 2006 introduction of eCryptfs as this option known for its use on Ubuntu home directory encryption and Chrome OS...

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