CVE-2023-20938 - How a Binder Use-After-Free Bug Could Let Apps Take Over Android Devices
Android’s security model is designed to make apps run in isolated sandboxes, keeping them from interfering with the system or one another. But sometimes,
CVE-2023-20928 - Android Binder Use-After-Free Vulnerability Explained (with Exploit Details)
In early 2023, a critical vulnerability was discovered in the Android Linux Kernel's Binder driver, specifically in the binder_vma_close function of
CVE-2022-20456 - How a Resource Exhaustion Bug in AutomaticZenRule Could Let Apps Escalate Privileges on Android (Explained with Code Snippets)
In 2022, researchers discovered a serious vulnerability affecting Android’s "Do Not Disturb" automation rules, tracked as CVE-2022-20456, which could allow a malicious
CVE-2022-20489 - How Resource Exhaustion in AutomaticZenRule.java Could Let Local Attackers Escalate Privileges on Android (With Code Example and Exploit Path)
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Security is supposed to be tight in Android, but sometimes a simple oversight leads to severe consequences. In this deep-dive, we’ll break down
CVE-2022-20460 - Memory Mapping Corruption in Android `mprot_unmap` – How a Bad Input Validation Leads to Local Privilege Escalation
*Please note: While the product and function in question here contain placeholders (TBD), this article provides an exclusive and clear overview of CVE-2022-20460. We illustrate
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