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cve 2026 22977
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CVE-2026-22977 is a Linux kernel vulnerability that causes a hardened-usercopy panic in the sock_recv_errqueue function, leading to a deterministic kernel crash when specific TCP socket operations interact with error-queue reads. This is not a remote code execution flaw but an availability issue affecting systems with usercopy hardening enabled. The fix has been merged into upstream stable trees, and major distributions are preparing backports. System administrators and kernel packagers should prioritize applying the patch to prevent system crashes.
A subtle but consequential weakness in the Linux kernel’s socket handling has been assigned CVE‑2026‑22977: a hardened‑usercopy panic in sock_recv_errqueue that can crash systems compiled with usercopy hardening enabled. The defect is not a remote code‑execution hole, but it produces a...