CVE Vulnerabilities - 14 February 2026

A memory leak was found in the Linux kernel's sound driver for AMD chips. This could allow an attacker to consume system resources, potentially leading to a denial of service. Update your Linux kernel...

A bug in the CephFS Linux kernel client could cause it to crash when a specific mount option is used. This issue affects Linux systems using the CephFS client starting from version 6.18-rc1. To fix th...

A bug in the Linux kernel's USB driver can cause a device reset to trigger a system freeze. This can happen when a device is resumed after being suspended, and can lead to a freeze that requires a 15-...

An issue in the Linux kernel's imx8m_blk_ctrl_remove() function has been fixed, which could have allowed unauthorized access to certain memory locations. This vulnerability was present in the imx8m-bl...

A bug in the Linux kernel's power meter driver could cause a system freeze when removing the driver. This has been fixed by adding a new lock to prevent concurrent access to the driver. Users are advi...

The Linux kernel's WiFi driver has a bug that can cause issues when the WiFi connection is disconnected. This can lead to problems with device initialization and memory errors. To fix this, update you...

A bug in the Linux kernel's binder system can cause the system to crash when it tries to access data that has already been freed. This happens when a frozen transaction is sent to a target, and the sy...

A bug in the Linux kernel could cause a system crash if a specific command is run. This issue has been fixed in the latest kernel version. To ensure your system is secure, update to the latest kernel ...

A bug in the Linux kernel's Tegra SPI driver was fixed to prevent memory leaks when a hardware error occurs. This fix ensures that the system cleans up properly, even when there's a problem with the h...

A bug in the Linux kernel's btrfs file system can cause errors when mounting a btrfs volume, potentially leading to a system crash or data corruption. This issue is now fixed in the latest kernel upda...

A bug in the Linux kernel's IRQ handler for a specific network interface card (NIC) could have allowed an attacker to read sensitive information. This has been fixed by adding a check to prevent acces...

A bug in the Linux kernel's NVMET-TCP feature could cause a data corruption issue when a socket is closed while in a specific state. This could potentially lead to data loss or system instability. The...

Linux kernel developers have fixed a potential security risk in the HID (Human Interface Device) driver. This issue could have allowed a malicious user with root access to potentially overflow a buffe...

A fix has been made to prevent an infinite loop from occurring when a large swap entry is being truncated in the Linux kernel. This issue could have caused corruption or data loss. The fix is already ...

A fix has been made to prevent memory leaks in the Linux kernel's Toshiba HAPS driver. This means that the operating system will now properly free up memory that was accidentally reserved, reducing th...

A previously fixed issue in the Linux kernel could cause data corruption on certain BeagleBone boards. Although the issue has been resolved, it's essential to update your kernel to the latest version ...

The Linux kernel's NVMe driver has a bug that can cause a crash when handling DMA (data transfer) mapping. This happens when the system's DMA requirements change while the driver is processing data. T...

A fix has been made to prevent the Linux kernel from incorrectly handling WiFi packets when a device is not fully connected to a network. This could cause unnecessary warnings in the system logs. Affe...

A bug in the Linux kernel's SMB server could cause it to fail to release system resources when file access operations go wrong. This could lead to system instability or crashes. Linux kernel users sho...

A bug in the Linux kernel's wireless driver can cause the system to crash occasionally, leading to data loss and disruption of network connectivity. This issue is now fixed in the latest kernel update...

A bug in the Linux kernel's DMA (Direct Memory Access) engine can cause a crash when multiple threads are running on the same channel. This is fixed in a recent update, so you should apply the latest ...

A fix has been made to prevent the Linux kernel's SMB server from crashing when a certain type of error occurs during a Samba connection. This issue affected the stability of the server when dealing w...

The Linux kernel's SMB server may leak file counts, potentially causing issues with file access and management. This issue has been fixed, so you should update your kernel to the latest version to pre...

A security issue was found in the Linux kernel for RISC-V systems. An attacker could have potentially used this flaw to access memory they shouldn't have, but it's been fixed. No action is required fr...

A bug in the Linux kernel could cause the system to crash if a specific command is used. This bug has been fixed in the latest kernel updates. To avoid similar issues, make sure to keep your Linux sys...