amdgpu display

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The amdgpu display tag covers discussions about the AMDGPU display driver stack on Linux, including security vulnerabilities and memory management issues. A recent thread details CVE-2026-31461, a drm_edid memory leak in the amdgpu_dm component that occurs during display reconnect or resume. The fix involves freeing the old EDID object before assigning a new one, and this update is being distributed through Linux stable kernels and Microsoft's Security Update Guide. Topics include kernel patches, display driver stability, and security fixes relevant to AMD graphics on Linux systems.
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    Linux 7.2-rc1 Review: AMD HDMI 2.1, Intel Xe Platforms, Rust ZerroCopy & More

    Linus Torvalds released Linux 7.2-rc1 on Sunday, June 28, 2026, opening the public stabilization phase for the next mainline Linux kernel after two weeks of merge-window work following Linux 7.1. The release is not a finished kernel, and that distinction matters. What arrived this weekend is...
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    CVE-2026-53135 Linux AMD Display debugfs NULL Crash and Buffer Over-read Fix

    CVE-2026-53135 is a newly published Linux kernel vulnerability in AMD’s display driver, disclosed through kernel.org and added to NVD on June 25, 2026, affecting the drm/amd/display debugfs path used for DisplayPort SDP message testing on systems using amdgpu. The bug is not a Windows...
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    Linux AMDGPU DRM EDID Leak Fix (CVE-2026-31461) Explained for Stable Updates

    Linux has just gained another narrowly scoped but still important security fix in its AMD display stack, and this time the issue is a memory leak rather than a crash or a classic memory corruption bug. CVE-2026-31461 tracks a drm_edid leak in amdgpu_dm, where reconnect or resume handling could...
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