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A vulnerability in the Linux kernel's memory management subsystem involving incorrect handling of device-private huge page migration entries can… (CVE-2026-53155)CVE-2026-53155
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A vulnerability in the Linux kernel's memory management subsystem involving incorrect handling of device-private huge page migration entries can lead to corrupted reverse mapping (rmap) state. The issue arises from improper use of flags in set_pmd_migration_entry(), causing writable migration entries to be incorrectly installed. This can trigger kernel assertions and potential instability. The vulnerability was introduced by a commit enabling device-private entries and is exposed by a specific selftest scenario.

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