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CVE-2024-35912 is a memory-management vulnerability in the Linux kernel's iwlwifi MVM RFI component. The command-response handling code fails to free the response when receive-payload length validation fails or when kmemdup() fails. These error paths leak allocated response memory. The fix ensures that the command response is freed on both failure paths.
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Referenced by the OpenShift Container Platform 4.17.30 security advisory without vulnerability-specific technical details.
A potential response-information leak in the Linux kernel iwlwifi MVM RFI Wi-Fi code.
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