CVE-2025-22441 - How a Confused Deputy in Android’s RemoteViews Leaked Privilege—And How Attackers Can Exploit It
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Introduction
Earlier this year, security researchers uncovered CVE-2025-22441, a serious local privilege escalation (LPE) vulnerability in Android’s core Java component: RemoteViews.java. The
CVE-2025-32312 - Exploiting Unsafe Deserialization in PackageParser’s createIntentsList — Local Privilege Escalation on Android
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A new Android vulnerability, CVE-2025-32312, has made waves in mobile security. This bug exists inside Android’s essential package parsing component—PackageParser.java. Specifically,
CVE-2025-26463 - Local Persistent Denial of Service via Resource Exhaustion in `allowPackageAccess` Vulnerability
Security flaws in widely used systems can have devastating effects, especially when they can be triggered locally without special permissions or user interaction. CVE-2025-26463 is
CVE-2025-26462 - Exploiting a Logic Flaw in AccessibilityServiceConnection for Easy Privilege Escalation
CVE-2025-26462 is a newly assigned vulnerability found in Android’s AccessibilityServiceConnection.java. Thanks to a logic error, a malicious local app can cause background activity
CVE-2025-26458 - Background Activity Launch in LocationProviderManager.java Leads to Local Privilege Escalation
A new vulnerability, CVE-2025-26458, was discovered in the Android Open Source Project (AOSP). The flaw sits inside multiple functions of the LocationProviderManager.java class. Due
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