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CVE-2025-39829 is a Linux kernel vulnerability in the trace/fgraph notifier code that was fixed in upstream kernels in mid- to late-2025. Microsoft's initial advisory identifies Azure Linux as the Microsoft product known to include the affected open-source component, but this does not mean other Microsoft products are unaffected. Determining whether other Microsoft artifacts, such as WSL2 or device drivers, contain the vulnerable code requires artifact-level verification of kernel builds and configurations. Microsoft will update its CVE/VEX attestations if additional products are found to be affected. The defect is distinct from CVE-2024-44999, a separate GTP kernel robustness bug.
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    Azure Linux Attestation: Why Other Microsoft Products May Also Be Affected

    Azure Linux being named in an MSRC advisory does not mean it is the only Microsoft product that could include the vulnerable Linux code — it is the only product Microsoft has attested to contain the upstream component so far, and determining whether other Microsoft artifacts are affected...
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    Azure Linux CVE-2025-39829 Attestations Explained

    Microsoft’s initial advisory for CVE-2025-39829 makes a narrow, but important, claim: Azure Linux is the Microsoft product Microsoft has identified so far as including the affected open‑source component (the kernel trace fgraph notifier code), and Microsoft will update its CVE/VEX attestations...
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