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A divide-by-zero vulnerability existed in the isd200 sub-driver of the Linux kernel's usb-storage module. The vulnerability was due to the use of ATA ID HEADS and SECTORS values in arithmetic operations (division and modulus) without validating that these values are non-zero. If a USB storage device (or an emulated device) reported a zero value for either HEADS or SECTORS, a divide-by-zero exception would occur in isd200_ata_command, potentially crashing the kernel. This issue was discovered via fuzzing with syzbot.
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Linux kernel USB-storage divide-by-zero flaw in isd200_ata_command.
Linux kernel USB-storage ISD200 ATA command divide-by-zero vulnerability.
Linux kernel USB storage divide-by-zero vulnerability in isd200_ata_command().
Linux kernel USB-storage ISD200 ATA command divide-by-zero vulnerability.
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