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CVE-2024-0127 is a high-severity improper input validation vulnerability in the GPU kernel driver of NVIDIA vGPU Manager affecting NVIDIA vGPU software on all supported hypervisors. The flaw can be triggered by a guest OS user after compromise of the guest OS kernel, allowing malformed or otherwise unsafe input to reach the vGPU Manager GPU kernel driver without adequate validation. The vulnerability affects the virtualization boundary between a guest environment and the NVIDIA vGPU management stack and can result in multiple security impacts within the host or virtualization context.
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A high-severity vulnerability in NVIDIA vGPU Manager that allows a guest OS user to trigger improper input validation.
A high-severity NVIDIA vGPU Manager GPU kernel driver improper input validation issue that can be triggered by a guest OS user after compromising the guest OS kernel, potentially leading to code execution, privilege escalation, data tampering, DoS, and information disclosure.
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