Hi On Thu, 14 Nov 2024, Red Hat Product Security wrote: > > Hello! > > INC3151607 ([drivers/md/dm.c] general protection fault in cleanup_mapped_device) has been acknowledged. > > Opened for: chenyuan0y@xxxxxxxxx > Followers: Alasdair Kergon, snitzer@xxxxxxxxxx, Mikulas Patocka, dm-devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, zzjas98@xxxxxxxxx, syzkaller@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > > Rohit Keshri updated your request with the following comments: > > Hello Chenyuan, > > It seems, This is with fault-injection turned on, which is an artificial use case. > > Can this be triggered by a user without that enabled? No. Normally, small memory allocations don't fail (the kernel will activate the OOM killer when it is running out of memory). So, this bug can't happen under normal circumstances and you don't need to escalate it as a security issue. > If not, It would be right to send a normal fix for this to the developers for the subsystem The upstream fix is fed13a5478680614ba97fc87e71f16e2e197912e. You can backport it to RHEL. Mikulas > Please let us know your thoughts. > > Regards, > Rohit > > How can I track and update my request? > > To respond, reply to this email. You may also create a new email and > include the request number (INC3151607) in the subject. > > Thank you, > Product Security > > > Ref:MSG97709557 > >
