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The ATM CLIP tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about the Linux kernel's ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode) Classical IP over ATM networking driver. Recent threads focus on two CVEs: CVE-2025-38459, an infinite recursion crash in clip_push that can be triggered by a local ioctl sequence, and CVE-2025-38460, a null-pointer dereference in the same code. Both vulnerabilities were reported via syzbot, fixed upstream, and incorporated into vendor kernels. One thread also examines Microsoft's Azure Linux attestation regarding CVE-2025-38460. These topics are relevant for system administrators managing Linux systems with ATM networking enabled.
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    Linux ATM CLIP Patch CVE-2025-38459: Fix for Infinite Recursion Crash

    A quiet but sharp fix landed in upstream Linux this summer for a long-tail networking subsystem, and it’s the kind of kernel bug that rewards attention from system administrators: the ATM CLIP driver contained an infinite recursive call condition in clip_push that can crash the kernel when...
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    CVE-2025-38460: Linux ATM CLIP Null Pointer Fix and Azure Linux Attestation

    A short, unchecked null-pointer dereference in the Linux kernel’s ATM CLIP code — tracked as CVE‑2025‑38460 — has been assigned and fixed upstream, and Microsoft’s public guidance confirms Azure Linux as a confirmed attested product that includes the affected open‑source library; however, Azure...
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