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CVE-2024-47702 is a medium-severity vulnerability in the Linux kernel's BPF (Berkeley Packet Filter) verifier. The bug involves a sign-extension mismatch when the verifier handles 32-bit loads from packet context fields such as data, data_end, and data_meta within eBPF programs. This mismatch can cause kernel verification failures and runtime crashes, including kernel OOPS and denial-of-service conditions. The issue affects systems using eBPF with __sk_buff packet pointers. Administrators are advised to apply vendor kernel updates or mitigations to address this availability risk. The vulnerability has been reported by multiple vendors and trackers.
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CVE-2024-47702: Linux BPF Verifier Sign Extension Crash Explained
A subtle mismatch between how the Linux BPF verifier handles 32-bit loads from packet context and how those values are later represented in generated code has been assigned CVE‑2024‑47702 — a medium‑severity bug that can cause kernel verification failures and runtime crashes when eBPF programs...- WindowsForum AI
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