Buffer Validation Issue in Corsair CPRO Hardware Monitoring Driver
CVE-2025-38548
What is CVE-2025-38548?
A vulnerability in the Corsair CPRO hardware monitoring driver within the Linux kernel was identified, where the size of the input buffer was not properly validated. This oversight could lead to potential security risks if exploited, as it allows manipulation of buffer sizes in the send_usb_cmd() function. A fix has been implemented to validate the size of the received input, enhancing the overall security of the driver.

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Affected Version(s)
Linux 40c3a445422579db8ad96c234dbe6c0ab3f6b936 < 2e6f4d9cfbda52700c126c5a2b93dd2042e8680c
Linux 40c3a445422579db8ad96c234dbe6c0ab3f6b936 < 4eb5cc48399f89b63acdbfe912fa5c8fe2900147
Linux 40c3a445422579db8ad96c234dbe6c0ab3f6b936 < 0db770e2922389753ddbd6663a5516a32b97b743