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Threats Tagged 'ghsa-xq2x-f6m4-2hrp'
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A vulnerability in the Linux kernel ext4 filesystem code could leave a stale unwritten extent in the extent status tree after certain block splitting and zeroing operations. This occurs when ext4_split_extent() attempts to split an unwritten extent with specific flags set but fails partially due to lack of space, resulting in inconsistent extent status caching. The issue has been fixed by ensuring the extent status entry is always cached after zeroing out the second part of the extent. Join the discussion | GCVE Database | 05/27/2026, 15:33:15 UTC Added: 05/28/2026, 20:54:16 UTC |
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