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CVE-2025-24511 is an improper initialization vulnerability in the Linux kernel-mode driver for some Intel I350 Series Ethernet devices. According to the provided content, affected versions are driver releases before 5.19.2. The flaw may leave data insufficiently initialized, which can result in data exposure and consequent information disclosure to a local authenticated user. The issue is described by Intel as affecting Intel I350 Series Ethernet Linux kernel-mode drivers prior to 5.19.2.
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