Reproduction steps:
1. Open a new or an existing project
2. Change the Graphics API from OpenGL Core to Vulkan
3. Suspend the system (either by running the command 'systemctl suspend' or through the system settings)
4. Log back into the system

Reproducible with: 2019.3.9f1, 2020.1.0b5, 2020.3.4f1, 2021.1.5f1 2021.2.0a15
Could not test with: 2017.4.39f1 (due to this version not yet properly supporting Vulkan), 2018.4.20f1 (reason described below)

First 5 lines of the stack trace:
#0 0x007f198afb0613 in _nv043glcore
#1 0x007f198afc6130 in _nv043glcore
#2 0x0055f2492a8017 in vk::Image::CreateImageViews(VkDevice_T*, VkComponentMapping, VkFormat, bool, VkFormat)
#3 0x0055f2492f53d1 in vk::ImageManager::CreateImage(TextureDimension, int, VkExtent3D const&, DepthBufferFormat, int, unsigned int, VkSampleCountFlagBits, vk::ImageMemory)
#4 0x0055f2492af270 in vk::Texture::Create(vk::CommandBuffer*, TextureID, TextureDimension, int, VkExtent3D const&, DepthBufferFormat, ShadowSamplingMode, int, VkSampleCountFlagBits, vk::ImageMemory)

Notes:
- The Issue was reproduced with Ubuntu 18.04 and reported from Kali Linux
- Suspending the system while Unity 2018.4.20f1 is open results in the display not working when turned back on, a reboot is required which then prevents the crash from happening