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CVE-2024-35958 is an incorrect resource-release vulnerability in the Linux kernel Elastic Network Adapter (ENA) driver. ENA maintains separate transmit queues for ordinary network-stack traffic and XDP-directed traffic produced through XDP_TX or XDP_REDIRECT. During cleanup of unacknowledged transmit transactions, ena_free_tx_bufs() incorrectly assumes that all queues contain network-stack packets and uses network-stack skb disposal handling for descriptors belonging to XDP-specific queues. This causes XDP transmit descriptors to be released incorrectly, particularly when a virtual function is reset.
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Linux kernel ENA network driver flaw involving incorrect descriptor-free behavior.
Linux kernel Elastic Network Adapter driver flaw involving incorrect descriptor freeing.
A Linux kernel Elastic Network Adapter (ENA) driver flaw involving incorrect descriptor-free behavior.
Incorrect descriptor-free behavior in the Linux kernel ENA network driver.
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