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CVE-2024-36005 is a flaw in the Linux kernel Netfilter nftables subsystem. During netdevice-release event handling, nf_tables did not honor a table's dormant flag and could attempt to unregister a Netfilter hook that had already been unregistered. This triggers a kernel warning in the Netfilter hook-unregistration path during network-namespace cleanup or network-device removal.
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Linux kernel Netfilter nftables flaw in honoring a table dormant flag during network-device release events.
Linux Netfilter nftables incorrectly handles the table dormant flag on network-device release.
A Linux kernel Netfilter nftables issue involving handling of a table's dormant flag on the network-device release-event path.
A Linux kernel netfilter nf_tables issue in handling the dormant-table flag during network-device release events.
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