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CVE-2026-43414: Local Attackers Can Exploit Linux qla2xxx Bug for Kernel Takeover

The Linux kernel’s qla2xxx SCSI host bus adapter driver carries a critical memory‑management flaw that, when triggered, can free the same kernel object twice—a classic double‑free condition....

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