Transport Detachment Issue in Linux Kernel Affecting FCoE Functionality

CVE-2022-50414

What is CVE-2022-50414?

A flaw in the Linux kernel related to Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE) initiates a failure during the fcoe_if_init() process. When this initialization fails, the fcoe_sw_transport is not properly detached, which leads to residual elements in the fcoe_transports list. Consequently, this oversight can trigger a system panic upon attempting to reintegrate the module, resulting in significant stability risks. Proper handling of transport initialization and deattachment is crucial to maintaining system integrity.

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