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CVE-2025-37994 is a NULL pointer dereference in the Linux kernel USB Type-C UCSI DisplayPort driver. A race can occur when a USB Type-C partner is removed while work items remain pending in the DisplayPort workqueue. Those tasks may access partner state after removal has progressed, resulting in a NULL pointer access. The upstream fix synchronizes pending DisplayPort work before partner removal continues.
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Linux kernel USB Type-C UCSI DisplayPort NULL-pointer dereference vulnerability.
Linux kernel UCSI DisplayPort NULL-pointer access flaw.
A Linux kernel UCSI DisplayPort driver NULL-pointer-access flaw caused by handling partner removal before pending ucsi_displayport_work workqueue tasks complete.
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