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xdp security

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The xdp security tag covers Linux kernel networking vulnerabilities related to the eXpress Data Path (XDP) subsystem, specifically in Intel ice and Broadcom bnxt Ethernet drivers. Topics include CVE-2026-23377, where incorrect XDP fragment sizing in the ice driver could lead to memory-safety hazards, and CVE-2025-21682, a bnxt driver bug causing kernel crashes during XDP program reconfiguration. These issues highlight how driver-level XDP bugs can affect system stability and security, with patches appearing in Microsoft's Security Update Guide. The tag is relevant for enterprise IT professionals managing high-performance packet processing on Windows or Linux systems.
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    CVE-2026-23377: Fixing ice Driver XDP Frag Size from xdp.frame_sz

    CVE-2026-23377 is a Linux kernel networking issue in Intel’s ice driver, and the patch title itself gives away the core of the problem: the XDP receive queue’s fragment size was being derived from the DMA write length instead of the actual xdp.frame_sz. That sounds small, but in high-performance...
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    CVE-2025-21682: bnxt XDP bug causes kernel crash on reconfiguration

    A subtle driver-state bug in Broadcom’s bnxt Ethernet driver has been assigned CVE-2025-21682 after maintainers fixed a race and a NULL-pointer dereference that can lead to kernel crashes when XDP programs are detached and subsequent reconfiguration occurs. Systems that attach and remove XDP...
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