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Multiple Vulnerabilities Found in Rust Sudo Clone in Ubuntu Ubuntu is now shipping with Rust based replacements of core utilities (sudo, date, du, etc.). And the steady stream of bugs, missing functionality, and security vulnerabilities continues.

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