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cve-2026-23068

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CVE-2026-23068 is a high-severity Linux kernel vulnerability (CVSS 7.8) involving a double-free bug in the spi-sprd-adi driver. The flaw arises from a lifecycle mismatch where a SPI controller is allocated and freed using different methods, leading to a double free during probe failure. This issue is tracked by Microsoft as a kernel concern relevant to its ecosystem. Discussions on WindowsForum cover the technical details of the bug, its impact on system stability and security, and the importance of proper error handling in kernel drivers. Users seeking information on CVE-2026-23068 will find analysis of the vulnerability, its CVSS score, and its relevance to both Linux and Windows environments.
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    CVE-2026-23068 Double-Free in Linux spi-sprd-adi: Devm Lifecycle Fix

    CVE-2026-23068 is a reminder that some of the Linux kernel’s most consequential security issues are not dramatic logic bugs, but lifecycle mistakes in error handling. In this case, the vulnerable code path sits in the spi-sprd-adi driver, where a controller allocated one way and released another...
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