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CVE-2026-6683 is a divide-by-zero vulnerability in FatFs R0.16 and earlier affecting exFAT sync and write logic. During write/sync operations on a crafted exFAT volume, malformed filesystem metadata can cause the expression n_fatent - 2 to evaluate to zero, leading the vulnerable sync logic to perform a division by zero. The issue is reachable through crafted media images and has been described as affecting exFAT sync/write paths, producing reliable crash behavior. In embedded deployments that ingest filesystem images through removable media or firmware/update pipelines, the flaw can be triggered during normal filesystem writeback or synchronization handling.
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A divide-by-zero vulnerability in FatFs exFAT sync/write paths that can be triggered via crafted media to cause reliable crashes.
A divide-by-zero flaw in FatFs exFAT handling that can crash devices and potentially brick hardware during update flows.
A divide-by-zero vulnerability in FatFs exFAT sync/write flows that can be triggered by crafted media, causing reliable crashes and potentially bricking devices in update contexts.
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