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The flaw allows a malicious guest to access the wrong host pages due to incorrect handling of KVM memory slots, potentially leading to data corruption or privilege escalation.
This vulnerability allows a process with a VM file descriptor to corrupt kernel memory by sending MSI data that exceeds the EIOINTC irq space, potentially leading to a denial of service or other kernel-level issues.
This vulnerability in the Linux kernel's LoongArch BPF implementation allows incorrect jump offsets, potentially leading to soft lockups. It matters because it can cause system instability without a direct attack vector.
This vulnerability involves an array overflow in the acpi_package_ids[] array in the LoongArch virtual machine implementation, potentially leading to system instability or security issues.
This flaw in the Linux kernel's LoongArch architecture allows a task to migrate to another CPU and restore an incorrect percpu base register, leading to potential corruption of scheduler and timer state.
This vulnerability in the Linux kernel's LoongArch implementation allows an attacker to underflow the preempt count, potentially leading to privilege escalation and misattribution of socket cgroups.
This vulnerability allows an attacker to potentially cause a denial of service by freeing memory associated with an active transmit operation, leading to undefined behavior in the Linux kernel.
This vulnerability allows for potential buffer overflow in the Linux kernel's CEC driver, which could lead to denial of service or potentially more severe consequences if exploited.
The flaw allows an application to change the device geometry while the VBI queue is busy, leading to potential buffer overflow and data corruption.
The vulnerability allows a race condition where the netup_ci_state can be freed while its work item is still running, potentially leading to a kernel crash or data corruption.
The flaw allows a userspace process to hold onto a capture PCM open, leading to a potential use-after-free condition in the ALSA card and its PCM callbacks, which could be exploited to execute arbitrary code.
This vulnerability in the Linux kernel's ov02a10 driver leads to a use-after-free condition and potential probe failure, due to improper handling of endpoint parsing and property reading.
The flaw in the Linux kernel's ov7740 driver involves a use-after-destroy vulnerability, leading to a kernel panic due to incorrect teardown order.
The flaw involves improper reference counting of the SCP device in the mtk-mdp3 driver, leading to potential double-free conditions.