CVE-2025-22417 - Exploiting Android tapjacking via Transition.java finishTransition Vulnerability
In early 2025, a serious vulnerability labeled CVE-2025-22417 was discovered in the Android operating system. This issue centers around the finishTransition method in Transition.java,
CVE-2025-22419 - Tapjacking Attack to Trick Android Users into Malicious Call Forwarding
Date: June 2024
Author: Security Analyst XYZ
Severity: High
CVSS: 7.2 (High)
References:
- CVE-2025-22419 at MITRE
- Google Android Security Bulletins
- Android
CVE-2025-22422 - How a Sneaky Logic Bug Lets Apps Trick Authentication Prompts and Escalate Privileges
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Overview
A newly disclosed security vulnerability, CVE-2025-22422, highlights a logic error affecting how authentication prompts are handled in some Android apps. This bug can
CVE-2024-49720 - How a Logic Error in Permissions.java Allows Local Privilege Escalation on Android
Security vulnerabilities can hide in plain sight, often brought on by simple logic errors in code. CVE-2024-49720 is a recent example that affects Android devices.
CVE-2024-49730 - Out-of-Bounds Write in FuseDaemon.cpp Opens Door to Local Privilege Escalation
A new critical vulnerability has been uncovered: CVE-2024-49730, found in the FuseDaemon.cpp file of a popular system component. This bug is a classic case
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