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CVE-2024-35947 is a low-severity flaw in the Linux kernel dynamic-debug (dyndbg) control parser. An obsolete BUG_ON assertion in the parser could be reached under an unexpected parsing condition, causing a kernel BUG/panic. The upstream fix removes the assertion, logs an error, and returns -EINVAL for the invalid condition instead.
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Linux kernel dynamic-debug control-parser flaw involving an obsolete BUG_ON condition.
A flaw involving an old BUG_ON condition in the Linux kernel dynamic-debug control parser.
A low-severity Linux kernel dynamic-debug (dyndbg) control-parser vulnerability involving an old BUG_ON condition. The issue was resolved in upstream kernel releases and Red Hat Enterprise Linux updates.
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