kernel module load order vulnerabilities
Kernel module load order vulnerabilities refer to security weaknesses that arise when the order in which different software modules are loaded into the operating system's kernel can be manipulated or exploited by attackers to compromise system security. This vulnerability can allow unauthorized access, privilege escalation, or other harmful actions by potentially malicious modules in the kernel.
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