Multiple CVEs Addressed in Network Scheduler Component
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Three vulnerabilities in the network scheduler component have been documented, affecting the handling of gso_skb and perturb period configurations. The vulnerabilities, identified as CVE-2025-38115, CVE-2025-37992, and CVE-2025-38193, were published in mid-2025 and have been addressed in recent updates.
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2025-05-26
CVE-2025-37992 published
2025-07-03
CVE-2025-38115 published
2025-07-04
CVE-2025-38193 published
2026-02-18
Information published on CVE-2025-38115
2026-02-18
Information published on CVE-2025-37992
2026-02-18
Information published on CVE-2025-38193
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