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CVE-2025-68287 is a race condition in the Linux kernel USB DWC3 gadget driver. Concurrent, unsynchronized invocations of dwc3_remove_requests() from USB reset handling and asynchronous USB-function unbind/rebind handling can free outbound USB requests while another path continues to process them. Subsequent access to the freed request produces a use-after-free condition and can crash the kernel. The fix skips requests that have already completed and adds EP0 request-status handling while requests are queued.
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A Linux kernel USB DWC3 driver race-condition vulnerability involving concurrent dwc3_remove_requests() call paths.
A Linux kernel USB DWC3 race condition vulnerability between concurrent dwc3_remove_requests() call paths.
A Linux kernel USB DWC3 race condition vulnerability between concurrent dwc3_remove_requests() call paths.
A Linux kernel USB DWC3 race condition vulnerability involving concurrent dwc3_remove_requests() call paths.
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