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A flaw in the Linux kernel octeon_ep_vf driver affects the error rollback path in octep_vf_request_irqs(). The driver requests MSI-X queue interrupts with ioq_vector as the dev_id, but, when an IRQ request fails part-way through setup, the rollback path frees prior IRQs using a different dev_id. This mismatch can leave an IRQ action registered after the associated ioq_vector structure is freed during teardown, creating a use-after-free condition if an interrupt subsequently fires.
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A Linux-kernel vulnerability included in the TuxCare Rocky Linux 9.6 security update. The referenced plugin reports exploit availability and CISA KEV status, but does not provide a technical flaw description.
A Linux-kernel vulnerability included in the referenced TuxCare AlmaLinux security update. The plugin identifies it as the CVSS-score source, reports available exploits, and supplies a CISA KEV remediation due date; no technical flaw description is provided.
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