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CVE-2026-5555-Container-Escape-via-proc-self-fd-Symlink-in-Shared-Volume | Kitploit
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17 days agoNot yet reviewed

CVE-2026-5555 – Container Escape via /proc/self/fd Symlink

Severity: Critical

Overview

A shared volume mounted with rshared propagation allows a malicious container to create a symbolic link pointing to a host file through /proc/self/fd. The host process writing to the volume follows the symlink, overwriting critical host files and escaping the container.

Vulnerability Details

  • Type: Container Escape / Symlink Attack
  • Impact: Host file overwrite, privilege escalation to root on host.
  • Root Cause: The container runtime does not prevent symlink creation pointing outside the container’s mount namespace via procfs trickery.

Exploit Demonstration

  1. Start the simulated host logging service:
    root@kitploit:~
    python vulnerable_container_engine.py
    
  2. In a separate terminal (acting as the malicious container), run:
    root@kitploit:~
    python exploit_container_escape.py
    
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