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CVE Anatomy

One Linux kernel or device-stack vulnerability taken apart: the bug, how it is reached, the fix commit, and the lesson for engineers who write and maintain embedded Linux code.

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DMA Buffer Size in the i.MX SPI Driver: Is Your Kernel Affected by CVE-2026-99164?

CVE-2026-99164: a DMA buffer size mismatch in the i.MX SPI driver. What the bug is, how the fix works, which kernels have…

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