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CVE-2024-36922 is an improper resource-locking race condition in the Linux kernel iwlwifi wireless driver. The driver read the transmit-queue read pointer without holding the required lock. Concurrent execution could observe the same pointer value twice and subsequently reclaim queue entries across inconsistent ranges, causing the same transmit-queue entry to be reclaimed twice. The upstream fix reads the pointer while holding the appropriate lock.
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A locking flaw in the Linux kernel iwlwifi driver's access to txq->read_ptr.
Linux kernel Intel iwlwifi race condition caused by accessing txq->read_ptr without required locking.
Linux kernel iwlwifi driver race/concurrency flaw involving txq->read_ptr access without the required lock.
A vulnerability remediated by the OpenShift Container Platform 4.14.35 security update; no technical description is provided.
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