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CVE-2025-71235 is a race condition in the Linux kernel QLogic qla2xxx Fibre Channel SCSI driver. If the module is unloaded while device discovery or a fabric scan remains active, an interrupt-driven discovery path can attempt to schedule work after the driver has entered its unloading state. Because work-item allocation is suppressed in that state, mapped DMA memory is freed through dma_free_attrs from interrupt context. This unsafe cleanup path can crash the kernel. The correction defers qla2xxx driver unload until the active fabric scan completes.
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