cve 2024 49972

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CVE-2024-49972 is a Linux kernel vulnerability in the AMD DRM/display stack that can leave driver state inconsistent when a Display Mode Library (DML) allocation fails. This flaw causes driver instability and a local denial-of-service until the host is rebooted or patched. The issue is classified as availability-first with a CVSS v3.1 base score of 5.5. Upstream maintainers have fixed it with a small defensive change that ensures DML memory is released on allocation failure. The tag covers discussions about the vulnerability's impact, affected systems, and the patch applied to resolve it.
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    CVE-2024-49972: AMD DRM DML Allocation Fix in Linux Kernel

    A Linux kernel vulnerability in the AMD DRM/display stack — tracked as CVE-2024-49972 — can leave driver state in an inconsistent condition when a Display Mode Library (DML) allocation fails, causing driver instability and a local denial-of-service until the host is rebooted or patched. The flaw...
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