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CVE-2024-11407 is a data-corruption vulnerability in gRPC-C++ servers configured to use transmit zero-copy. Application data can be corrupted before network transmission, causing recipients to receive incorrect bytes and RPC requests to fail. The resulting failures can cause denial of service. Affected downstream components include Automation Controller and Ansible Lightspeed in Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform, and python-grpcio in Red Hat Satellite 6.16. The precise vulnerable function and affected upstream version range are not established.
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A vulnerability with network-based attack vectors and high availability impact according to the supplied CVSS information. No confidentiality or integrity impact is indicated. The excerpt does not identify the affected product or underlying flaw. A patch publication date of December 31, 2025, is listed.
Denial-of-service vulnerability through data corruption in gRPC-C++.
A denial-of-service vulnerability in gRPC-C++ through data corruption.
A denial-of-service vulnerability in gRPC where, in certain configurations, application data may be corrupted before network transmission, causing RPC request failures.
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