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CVE-2024-36025 is an off-by-one out-of-bounds write in the Linux kernel qla2xxx SCSI Fibre Channel driver’s qla_edif_app_getstats() function. The function allocates the app_reply->elem[] array for app_req.num_ports elements, but its bounds check permitted an index equal to the element count. Changing the comparison from > to >= prevents writing beyond the allocated array.
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Off-by-one vulnerability in the Linux kernel qla2xxx SCSI driver function qla_edif_app_getstats().
Off-by-one vulnerability in the Linux kernel QLogic qla2xxx driver statistics handling.
Off-by-one flaw in Linux kernel QLogic qla2xxx statistics handling.
Off-by-one flaw in the Linux kernel qla2xxx SCSI driver's EDIF statistics handler.
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