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CVE-2024-26693 is a null-pointer dereference vulnerability in the Linux kernel iwlwifi MVM Wi-Fi driver. When firmware station capacity is exhausted, the driver can fail to add a station to firmware without reporting an error to mac80211. mac80211 subsequently treats the station as uploaded, allowing receive-path lookup to return a station whose iwl_mvm_sta object was never initialized. Processing received traffic for that station accesses unallocated per-queue duplicate-detection data and crashes the kernel.
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Linux kernel Intel iwlwifi MVM driver vulnerability that can cause a crash when station resources are exhausted.
Linux kernel iwlwifi MVM station-exhaustion crash vulnerability.
Linux kernel Intel iwlwifi MVM station-exhaustion crash vulnerability.
Linux kernel Intel iwlwifi MVM driver vulnerability that can cause a crash when station resources are exhausted.
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