Race Condition in Linux Kernel's macvlan Implementation
CVE-2026-23273
What is CVE-2026-23273?
A race condition in the macvlan implementation of the Linux kernel allows for a potential use-after-free scenario during device link operations. When creating a macvlan interface, improper handling of device visibility in error paths may lead to dereferencing freed memory. This vulnerability arises in the context of networking operations, specifically in the macvlan_common_newlink function. If exploited, it could lead to unpredictable behavior, network issues, or application crashes, affecting the overall stability of the system.

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Affected Version(s)
Linux da5c6b8ae47e414be47e5e04def15b25d5c962dc < 91e4ff8d966978901630fc29582c1a76d3c6e46c
Linux 5dae6b36a7cb7a4fcf4121b95e9ca7f96f816c8a < 3d94323c80d7fc4da5f10f9bb06a45d39d5d3cc4
Linux c43d0e787cbba569ec9d11579ed370b50fab6c9c < 721eb342d9ba19bad5c4815ea3921465158b7362