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CVE-2025-71238 is a double-free vulnerability in the Linux kernel SCSI qla2xxx driver's Block SCSI Generic (BSG) interface. Certain vendor-specific request handlers can invoke bsg_done() on failure paths even though completion processing also occurs elsewhere, causing the same BSG job to be completed and freed twice. The resulting use of released kernel memory can cause memory corruption and has been observed to produce a kernel page fault and panic during qla2xxx vendor-specific BSG request processing. The fix validates the job state before calling bsg_done().
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Referenced as one of many CVEs addressed by SUSE kernel security updates; no vulnerability details are provided in the content.
A Linux kernel double-free vulnerability in the qla2xxx SCSI driver (drivers/scsi/qla2xxx/qla_bsg.c) where bsg_done() could be invoked on failure paths, leading to kernel panic or crash.
Listed as one of 206 vulnerabilities addressed by a SUSE kernel security update; no per-CVE technical detail is provided in the content.
A Linux kernel qla2xxx double-free vulnerability that can cause denial of service and potentially privilege escalation.
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