NULL Pointer Dereference Vulnerability in Linux Kernel Affecting Davinci LPSC Clock Register
CVE-2025-38635
What is CVE-2025-38635?
A vulnerability in the Linux kernel relates to a NULL pointer dereference that occurs within the Davinci LPSC clock register functionality. The issue arises when the devm_kasprintf function fails to allocate memory, leading to potential system instability if a subsequent NULL reference occurs. By implementing a NULL check post-memory allocation, this vulnerability is mitigated, ensuring that resources are properly managed and preventing crashes or unexpected behavior in affected systems.

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Affected Version(s)
Linux c6ed4d734bc7f731709dab0ffd69eed499dd5277 < 77e9ad7a2d0e2a771c9e0be04b9d1639413b5f13
Linux c6ed4d734bc7f731709dab0ffd69eed499dd5277 < 7843412e5927dafbb844782c56b6380564064109
Linux c6ed4d734bc7f731709dab0ffd69eed499dd5277 < 2adc945b70c4d97e9491a6c0c9f3b217a9eecfba