use-after-free vulnerabilities in the kernel
"Use-after-free vulnerabilities in the kernel refer to security flaws where an application or system mistakenly continues to use or reference memory that has been previously deallocated, permitting unauthorized access to sensitive information or enabling arbitrary code execution."
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