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CVE-2024-35845 is an improper NUL-termination flaw in the Linux kernel Intel iwlwifi driver's debug-TLV handling. The iwl_fw_ini_debug_info_tlv data is subsequently used as a C string without first ensuring that it is NUL-terminated. The upstream correction ensures termination before the value is consumed as a string, preventing string-processing operations from reading past the intended TLV data.
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A vulnerability identified as CVE-2024-35845 referenced in a Unity Linux local security check advisory.
Linux kernel iwlwifi debug-TLV string-handling issue addressed by ensuring NUL termination.
Linux kernel Intel iwlwifi debug-TLV string termination flaw.
A missing NUL-termination issue in the Linux kernel iwlwifi debug TLV handling.
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