The vulnerability allowed compute kernels with access to AMDGPU VRAM to read stale data that remained from previous allocations before the buffer was wiped, exposing potentially sensitive information and causing crashes when pointer exchange fields were corrupted. This is an information exposure flaw that could allow privileged users to leak data from GPU memory.

Linux kernel across all distributions. No specific fixed version is listed in the CVE data; the patch is incorporated via the provided commit hashes.

The issue is local to systems running the AMD Kernel Fusion Driver. An attacker who can execute compute kernels on the affected host could read stale VRAM content. Although EPSS and KEV data are not available, the flaw has a high potential impact for privileged users and requires timely remediation.