Posted by Thomas GERBET on Oct 13 Hello, The Nix and Lix projects are jointly disclosing a set of vulnerabilities that can be combined to escalate privileges to root on systems running the Nix or Lix daemon. Fixed releases of both projects are available today. This is a coordinated disclosure between the Nix and Lix projects.
Nix and Lix: multiple vulnerabilities leading to local root privilege escalation - October 2026
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