cve 2024 53133

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CVE-2024-53133 is a memory-handling vulnerability in the Linux kernel's AMD DRM display driver. It arises from a failure to properly handle a DML allocation error, leading to a shallow copy of invalid state and a subsequent double-free condition. This can cause deterministic kernel crashes and potential memory corruption on affected systems. The flaw has been fixed upstream, and users are advised to apply the latest kernel updates to mitigate risks. The vulnerability primarily impacts system stability and security, particularly in shared or multi-user environments where memory corruption could be exploited.
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    CVE-2024-53133: AMD DRM Double Free Fix and Linux Kernel Mitigations

    A small memory-handling bug in the AMD DRM display driver has been fixed upstream, but its implications for stability and shared systems deserve immediate attention: CVE-2024-53133 describes a failure to handle a DML (Display Mode Library) allocation error that can lead to a shallow-copy of...
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