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CVE-2024-58002 is a use-after-free vulnerability in the Linux kernel uvcvideo media driver. During an asynchronous control operation, the driver retains a pointer to the file handle that initiated the request. If that file descriptor is closed before the device completes the operation, the file-handle structure is freed while pending asynchronous controls still reference it. Later completion handling can dereference these dangling pointers. The fix clears pending references associated with the file handle during driver release handling and tracks pending asynchronous operations to avoid overhead when none exist.
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A Linux kernel UVC video-driver issue involving dangling pointers.
A Linux kernel uvcvideo media-driver vulnerability involving dangling pointers.
A Linux kernel UVC video driver flaw involving dangling pointers.
A dangling-pointer vulnerability in the Linux kernel uvcvideo media driver.
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