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A memory leak vulnerability in the Linux kernel's network scheduler subsystem (net_sched) was fixed. The issue involved improper handling of packet queues when the root queuing discipline (qdisc) did not implement a specific flag (TCQ_F_DEQUEUE_DROPS), causing packets to remain stranded and not freed. This could lead to resource exhaustion. The vulnerability has been addressed by modifying the packet drop handling logic to correctly manage the root qdisc's to_free list. The fix is included in Linux kernel updates for various Ubuntu 26.04 LTS and OEM kernel packages.

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