Buffer Management Vulnerability in Linux Kernel
CVE-2023-53354
Currently unrated
What is CVE-2023-53354?
In the Linux kernel, a flaw in the skb_segment() function occurs when calls to zero copy functions interfere with buffer fragment management. This mismanagement can lead to a kernel NULL pointer dereference, which results in a kernel panic when the system attempts to access a non-existent memory reference. This vulnerability emphasizes the importance of correct buffer handling in network operations and necessitates immediate attention to prevent potential system crashes.
Affected Version(s)
Linux bf5c25d608613eaf4dcdba5a9cac5b2afe67d635
Linux bf5c25d608613eaf4dcdba5a9cac5b2afe67d635
Linux bf5c25d608613eaf4dcdba5a9cac5b2afe67d635 < 8836c266201c29a5acb4f582227686f47b65ad61