9p filesystem

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The 9p filesystem, also known as v9fs, is a lightweight network filesystem derived from Plan 9, commonly used in virtualization and embedded scenarios such as QEMU's virtio-9p. Discussions on WindowsForum.com cover security vulnerabilities like CVE-2025-40027, a race condition in the Linux 9p client that could cause double list removal and corruption, discovered through fuzzing with KASAN and syzkaller. The tag focuses on Linux kernel fixes, race conditions, and the 9p protocol's role in file sharing between host and guest systems.
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    Linux 9p Client Race Fix CVE-2025-40027 Prevents Double List Del

    A recent Linux kernel fix closes CVE-2025-40027, a race-condition bug in the net/9p client that could cause a double removal of a request from its tracking list — a logic race that KASAN and syzkaller surfaced as a general-protection fault and list corruption during heavy fuzzing of 9p client...
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