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A vulnerability in the Linux kernel TCP stack involving the collapsing of socket buffers (skbs) across encryption boundaries in the retransmission queue has been resolved. The issue could cause encrypted and unencrypted data to be merged improperly, leading to potential retransmission of cleartext data or connection stalls due to dropped packets. The fix involves improved fencing and checks to prevent merging skbs with different encryption states.

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