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CVE-2024-26939 is a use-after-free race in the Linux kernel Intel DRM/i915 driver VMA lifecycle. A VMA can be destroyed concurrently with asynchronous retirement: after the VMA active counter reaches zero, __active_retire() can continue to deactivate and retire the VMA while i915_vma_destroy() frees it through the parked-GT path. The upstream correction retains an untracked GT wakeref when activating an applicable VMA and releases it asynchronously only after VMA deactivation, preventing GT parking and VMA finalization until retirement completes. Global GTT VMAs are excluded to prevent permanently preventing GPU idle.
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Linux kernel Intel i915 VMA use-after-free race flaw.
Use-after-free vulnerability in the Linux kernel Intel i915 VMA implementation during a destroy-versus-retire race.
Linux kernel DRM i915 virtual-memory-area use-after-free condition during a destroy-versus-retire race.
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