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CVE-2024-53119 is a memory leak in the Linux kernel virtio-vsock transport's listener connection handling. During destruction of a listening vsock socket, its accept queue can be flushed before the asynchronous close work sets the SOCK_DONE state. A concurrently received connection request can pass the SOCK_DONE check and create and enqueue a new connected child socket after the queue has been flushed. That child is subsequently not removed, leaking its socket allocation. The fix prevents enqueueing accepted child sockets while socket shutdown is in progress by checking the socket shutdown state.
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