Memory Leak in Linux Kernel USB Gadget for lpc32xx_udc
CVE-2023-53418
What is CVE-2023-53418?
A memory leak vulnerability exists in the Linux kernel USB gadget specifically for lpc32xx_udc. This issue arises when the debugfs_lookup() function is called without the accompanying dput() function, which should be invoked to prevent memory allocation issues. Over time, failure to address this can lead to increased memory usage and potential performance degradation. Developers are advised to use debugfs_lookup_and_remove() instead, as it incorporates necessary logic to manage memory correctly.

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Affected Version(s)
Linux e3d59eff47b8cc385acae9d7fb1c787857023376 < 036ada6ca9eea926abc0b0ef550b10488d66d4d8
Linux e3d59eff47b8cc385acae9d7fb1c787857023376 < 7a5fdd8660174a8056de57d1fdce3a7e9f77f60e
Linux e3d59eff47b8cc385acae9d7fb1c787857023376 < 72c25eb9ae4993ccac4821354ff34eb1f32e4781
References
CVSS V3.1
Timeline
Vulnerability published
Vulnerability Reserved