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CVE-2022-49631 is a data race vulnerability discovered in the Linux kernel affecting the sysctlrawl3mdevaccept functionality. The vulnerability occurs when reading sysctlrawl3mdevaccept, as it can be changed concurrently, leading to potential race conditions (Kernel Git).
The vulnerability exists in the raw socket handling code of the Linux kernel, specifically in the rawskbounddeveq function within include/net/raw.h. The issue stems from a missing READONCE() operation when accessing the sysctlrawl3mdevaccept variable, which could lead to data races during concurrent access (Kernel Git).
The data race condition could potentially affect the proper functioning of raw socket lookups with VRFs (Virtual Routing and Forwarding) in the Linux kernel, potentially leading to inconsistent network behavior (Debian Security).
The issue has been fixed by adding READONCE() to the reader of sysctlrawl3mdevaccept. The fix has been implemented in various Linux kernel versions, including 5.10.234-1 for Debian bullseye and 6.1.128-1 for Debian bookworm (Debian Security).
Source: This report was generated using AI
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