vGPU software (guest driver) - Linux, vGPU software (Virtual GPU Manager), NVIDIA Cloud Gaming (guest driver), NVIDIA Cloud Gaming (Virtual GPU Manager) — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 15

This page aggregates known software vulnerabilities for NVIDIA vGPU software, including guest drivers and Virtual GPU Managers for both Linux and Cloud Gaming environments, categorized under weakness types such as buffer overflows, privilege escalation, and input validation errors. It collects data on common weak points affecting these specific virtualized graphics components, covering incidents reported from January 2020 through the present date. Readers can utilize this resource to track NVIDIA’s official advisories for these products, gain a deeper understanding of how specific weakness classes impact virtualized GPU architectures, and investigate the historical vulnerability trends associated with each driver and manager variant. The compilation focuses on providing a clear view of security issues without endorsing or dismissing any particular vendor response, allowing administrators and security analysts to assess risk based on factual records of disclosed flaws. This approach supports informed decision-making regarding patching schedules and configuration hardening for systems relying on NVIDIA’s virtualization stack. By centralizing these details, the page aims to reduce the friction in locating relevant security information for complex virtual environments. Users are encouraged to cross-reference the listed weaknesses with official NVIDIA documentation to verify the status of fixes and recommended mitigations for their specific deployment scenarios.