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CVE-2024-25744 affects Linux kernels before 6.6.7. In x86 confidential-computing and memory-encryption code paths associated with Intel TDX and AMD memory-encryption support, an untrusted virtual machine monitor can cause the guest kernel to enter int80 system-call handling at an arbitrary execution point.
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A Linux kernel flaw in which an untrusted virtual machine monitor can trigger int80 system-call handling.
Linux kernel virtualization vulnerability in which an untrusted virtual-machine monitor can trigger int80 syscall handling.
Linux kernel flaw allowing an untrusted virtual-machine monitor to trigger int80 syscall handling.
Linux kernel flaw allowing an untrusted virtual-machine monitor to trigger int80 syscall handling.
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