File Type Validation Issue in Linux Kernel's nilfs2 File System
CVE-2025-38663
What is CVE-2025-38663?
A vulnerability in the nilfs2 file system of the Linux kernel allows invalid file types to be processed when reading inodes, potentially leading to malfunctions and assertion failures. This issue can cause the virtualization file system (vfs) to improperly handle inode data, resulting in filesystem errors that may affect system stability and performance. A proper sanity check has been introduced to reject invalid file types, ensuring more robust and secure file handling within the system.

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Affected Version(s)
Linux 05fe58fdc10df9ebea04c0eaed57adc47af5c184
Linux 05fe58fdc10df9ebea04c0eaed57adc47af5c184 < 2cf0c4130bf340be3935d097a3dcbfefdcf65815
Linux 05fe58fdc10df9ebea04c0eaed57adc47af5c184 < 98872a934ea6a95985fb6a3655a78a5f0c114e82