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CVE-2024-26614 is a race condition in the Linux kernel TCP subsystem. Concurrent TCP receive-side request completion and socket shutdown/disconnect processing can cause the accept queue spinlocks to be initialized more than once. Reinitialization can corrupt a spinlock while it is in use by TCP request-queue handling, producing kernel lock-corruption warnings and invalid synchronization state.
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Linux kernel TCP flaw related to initialization of accept_queue spinlocks.
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A vulnerability addressed by the Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform 4.17.27 security update; no technical vulnerability details are provided in this advisory.
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