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CVE-2024-36010 affects the Intel igb Ethernet driver in the Linux kernel. The igb_set_fw_version function formats multiple firmware-version components into adapter->fw_version using snprintf with a 32-byte destination. The formatted representation can require up to 43 bytes, causing truncation of the stored firmware-version string. The upstream correction increases available storage and retains a snprintf fallback when dynamic allocation fails.
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Linux kernel igb network driver flaw involving potential string truncation in igb_set_fw_version.
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A vulnerability addressed by the Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform 4.17.27 security update; no technical vulnerability details are provided in this advisory.
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