'Critical' bug found in Xen hypervisor
XSA-182 could allow an attacker to take control of all para-virtualised virtual machines running on Xen
A bug has been found in the Xen hypervisor that allows privilege escalation in a para-virtualised (PV) guest. Xen is an open-source hypervisor used by Amazon, Rackspace and IBM clouds and which is also...
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