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Responsible Disclosure Notice — All findings described in this article were reported to Todd C. Miller (sudo maintainer) prior to publication. The upstream fix has been committed to the sudo-project/sudo repository. Full timeline is disclosed at the end of this article.
Executive Summary During an independent audit of the plugins/sudoers/env.c module in sudo 1.9.17p2 / 1.9.18rc1, I identified seven environment variables that are silently passed through to privileged processes when env_reset is disabled (!</description></item></channel></rss>