CVE-2022-40503 - Bluetooth Host Buffer Over-Read in A2DP Streaming – How It Works, Impact, Exploit, and Fix
Bluetooth technology is woven into daily life, powering everything from wireless headphones to smart devices. But sometimes, even widely adopted tech can hide dangerous cracks.
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CVE-2023-28464 - Double Free Vulnerability in Linux Bluetooth hci_conn_cleanup ([Exploit Details & Code])
The Linux kernel is the backbone of countless devices—from servers and desktops to smartphones and IoT gadgets. But even the kernel isn’t flawless.
CVE-2023-20954 - Android Bluetooth Vulnerability Explained — Out-of-bounds Write in SDP_AddAttribute Could Allow Remote Code Execution
In February 2023, Google patched a critical vulnerability in the Android Bluetooth stack, tracked as CVE-2023-20954. This flaw, located in the SDP_AddAttribute function of
CVE-2023-20951 - Remote Code Execution Vulnerability in Android Bluetooth GATT Implementation
In the ever-changing world of mobile security, vulnerabilities in core system components can have serious, far-reaching consequences. One such vulnerability is CVE-2023-20951, an out-of-bounds write
CVE-2023-23388 - Windows Bluetooth Driver Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability Explained (With Code, Details, and Links)
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What is CVE-2023-23388?
CVE-2023-23388 refers to a security flaw found in the Windows Bluetooth driver (bthport.sys). Microsoft first addressed this vulnerability in its
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