procfs vulnerability

  1. CVE-2026-31630: Linux Kernel Procfs Off-By-One Fix and Buffer Sizing Lesson

    CVE-2026-31630 is a small-looking Linux kernel fix with a larger lesson: buffer sizing still matters, even in diagnostic paths that most users never touch. The flaw sits in the AF_RXRPC procfs code, where socket addresses were formatted into fixed 50-byte stack buffers even though a current...
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  2. Linux Kernel CVE-2025-21999 Fix for Proc Use After Free Race

    A newly disclosed Linux-kernel vulnerability, tracked as CVE‑2025‑21999, patches a use‑after‑free (UAF) race in the proc filesystem: a race between module removal (rmmod) and inode creation in proc_get_inode() could let the kernel dereference a freed module pointer and crash or corrupt kernel...
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