cve 2025 37977

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CVE-2025-37977 is a Linux kernel vulnerability affecting the Exynos UFS host driver. It arises when the device tree lacks the dma-coherent property, causing descriptors to be treated as non-cacheable while IOC shareability bits remain enabled. This incompatible configuration can lead to random cache-related stability issues and system hangs. The bug is a configuration/compatibility flaw rather than a privilege-escalation exploit, but it impacts system availability on affected kernels. Discussions on WindowsForum.com cover the technical details, affected hardware, and the patch that resolves the issue. Users interested in Linux kernel security, Exynos chipsets, or UFS storage stability will find relevant analysis and community insights under this tag.
  1. CVE-2025-37977: Exynos UFS Cache Bug Fixed in Linux Kernel

    The Linux kernel patch tracked as CVE-2025-37977 fixes a subtle but important UFS (Universal Flash Storage) configuration bug in the Exynos UFS host driver: when the device tree omits the dma-coherent property, descriptors are treated as non-cacheable but the IOC (I/O cache controller)...