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CVE-2024-41092 is a potential use-after-free vulnerability in the Linux kernel Intel i915 DRM driver's GGTT fence-register revocation path. In i915_vma_revoke_fence(), fence-register revocation could proceed while completion-request signal callbacks associated with a request using the fence were still executing. The function asserted that the fence activity was idle without first waiting for it, creating a race during VMA eviction, unbinding, destruction, and GEM object cleanup. The fix waits for vma->fence->active to become idle before revoking the fence register.
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Potential use-after-free in the Linux kernel Intel i915 graphics driver during fence-register revocation.
Linux kernel Intel i915 potential use-after-free involving fence-register revocation.
Linux kernel Intel i915 potential use-after-free involving fence-register revocation.
Linux kernel Intel i915 potential use-after-free involving fence-register revocation.
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