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CVE-2024-35950 is a use-after-free vulnerability in the Linux kernel DRM client caused by incomplete mutex protection of the modes[] array. This array holds pointers to modes in connector mode lists, which are protected by dev->mode_config.mutex. Without equivalent protection for the array, its entries can reference freed or reused memory when accessed. The fix extends the mutex protection to modes[] accesses.
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Linux kernel DRM client mode-array synchronization flaw.
Insufficient locking of modes data in the Linux kernel DRM client subsystem.
A Linux kernel DRM client-mode configuration synchronization flaw involving protection of the modes array.
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