Linux kernel
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A division by zero vulnerability has been identified in the Linux kernel's IIO gyro ADIS16260 driver. This issue arises when a user writes zero to the 'sampling_frequency' sysfs attribute, leading to a kernel panic due to the zero divisor. The vulnerability affects the Linux kernel stable group.
Exploitation of this vulnerability causes a kernel panic, leading to a denial of service condition.
To reproduce this vulnerability, write a value of zero to the 'sampling_frequency' sysfs attribute of the ADIS16260 gyro driver. This action will trigger a division by zero in the kernel, causing a panic.
The vulnerability has been addressed in the Linux kernel. Users should upgrade to the latest version where this issue has been fixed.
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