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Cve 2025 38135 · Devm Ioremap

CVE-2025-38135: Linux Kernel NULL Pointer Vulnerability in MLB_USIO Driver Explained

A seemingly minor oversight in a Linux kernel serial driver has been assigned a formal CVE identifier, highlighting how even simple coding errors can create security vulnerabilities at the kernel...

SE Security Desk·22w ago
Azure Linux · Image Inventory

Azure Linux CVE-2025-38123: Security Patch Priorities & Microsoft's Limited Attestation

Microsoft's recent security advisory regarding CVE-2025-38123 in Azure Linux has sparked significant discussion within the cloud security community, revealing important insights about Microsoft's...

SE Security Desk·22w ago
Artifact Verification · Azure Linux

CVE-2025-38136: Azure Linux Attestation & Microsoft's Supply Chain Risk

The recent disclosure of CVE-2025-38136 has cast a spotlight on Microsoft's Azure Linux and raised fundamental questions about software supply chain security, artifact verification, and corporate...

SE Security Desk·22w ago
Attestation Model · Azure Linux

CVE-2025-38122: Azure Linux Attestation, Patch Status, and Supply Chain Security

Microsoft has confirmed that Azure Linux is the only Microsoft product publicly attested to contain the open-source component affected by the recently disclosed CVE-2025-38122 vulnerability,...

SE Security Desk·22w ago
Error Recovery · Linux Kernel

Microsoft Flags Azure Linux Impact from Linux Kernel UFS Hang Fix

A newly disclosed Linux kernel vulnerability that can deadlock systems using Universal Flash Storage (UFS) has drawn attention from Microsoft, which confirmed its Azure Linux distribution may be...

SE Security Desk·22w ago
Azure Linux · Cve 2025 38115

Microsoft Flags Linux Kernel Crash Bug in Azure Linux—But Your WSL2 Might Be at Risk Too

Microsoft has publicly confirmed that its own Azure Linux distribution carries a recently disclosed Linux kernel flaw that can crash a system. The bug, tracked as CVE-2025-38115, stems from a defect...

SE Security Desk·22w ago
Azure Linux · Cve 2025 38112

CVE-2025-38112: Microsoft Patches Azure Linux Kernel Crash Bug, Leaves WSL2 Uncertainty

Microsoft has confirmed that a serious kernel vulnerability—dubbed CVE-2025-38112—puts its Azure Linux distribution at risk of system crashes, but has not publicly cleared other Microsoft...

SE Security Desk·22w ago
Cve 2025 38111 · Linux Kernel

Microsoft Flags Azure Linux Kernel Flaw: Patch Now to Stop Network Stack Crashes

Microsoft this week added CVE-2025-38111 to its security update guide, confirming that Azure Linux—the distribution that powers many of the company’s cloud services—is vulnerable to a Linux...

SE Security Desk·22w ago
Azure Linux · Linux Kernel

CVE-2025-38109: Microsoft’s Azure Linux Warning Only Goes So Far—Here’s What to Check

Microsoft has publicly confirmed that its Azure Linux distribution is potentially affected by a newly patched Linux kernel vulnerability that can cause system crashes on servers with high-end...

SE Security Desk·22w ago
Azure Linux · Linux Kernel

CVE-2025-38107: Azure Linux Kernel Race Condition & Microsoft's Artifact Risk Disclosure

A recently disclosed Linux kernel vulnerability has exposed a complex intersection of open-source security, cloud infrastructure responsibility, and corporate transparency practices. CVE-2025-38107,...

SE Security Desk·22w ago
Azure Linux · Cve 2025 38103

Microsoft patches CVE-2025-38103 Linux kernel USB HID bug with Azure cloud security push

A critical Linux kernel vulnerability tracked as CVE-2025-38103 has been patched in stable kernel trees, revealing a persistent out-of-bounds bug in the USB HID subsystem that could potentially allow...

SE Security Desk·22w ago
Azure Linux · Ksmbd Vulnerability

Azure Linux ksmbd CVE-2025-38092: Microsoft's Attestation & Security Implications

Microsoft's recent security advisory for CVE-2025-38092, a vulnerability in the ksmbd kernel module, has sparked significant discussion in the security community not just about the technical details...

SE Security Desk·22w ago