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CVE-2024-41097 is an improper input-validation vulnerability in the Linux kernel USB ATM CXACRU driver. The cxacru_bind() function incompletely validated the presence and types of USB endpoints during device binding. Consequently, the driver could use an endpoint of an incorrect type when submitting USB Request Blocks (URBs), causing a warning in usb_submit_urb(). The fix validates the required input and output endpoint types, including the CXACRU command endpoint type.
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A medium-severity local denial-of-service vulnerability in the Linux kernel's USB ATM cxacru driver caused by incomplete USB endpoint-type validation. Improper endpoint selection can trigger warnings during URB submission; the fix verifies required endpoint types for command, input, and output endpoints.
A locally exploitable authenticated vulnerability affecting Unity Linux systems, with potential for high availability impact and no stated confidentiality or integrity impact.
Linux kernel cxacru USB ATM driver flaw involving endpoint validation in cxacru_bind().
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