CVE-2024-0038 - Understanding and Exploiting the Android AccessibilityManagerService Input Event Injection Flaw
Discovered: 2024
Component: Android’s AccessibilityManagerService.java
Impact: Local privilege escalation, arbitrary input event injection
Severity: High
User interaction needed: None
Introduction
In early 2024,
CVE-2024-0036 - **How a Logic Flaw in Android’s ActivityTaskManagerService Lets Apps Bypass Activity Start Restrictions
In January 2024, a significant vulnerability—CVE-2024-0036—was discovered in the Android Open Source Project (AOSP). The bug is rooted in the startNextMatchingActivity method of
CVE-2024-0034 - Exploiting BackgroundLaunchProcessController and BAL Bypass for Local Privilege Escalation
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Introduction
In January 2024, a critical security vulnerability was discovered and assigned as CVE-2024-0034. The problem stems from the way Android’s BackgroundLaunchProcessController handles
CVE-2024-0035 - Exploiting the onNullBinding Vulnerability in TileLifecycleManager.java for Local Privilege Escalation
In early 2024, security researchers uncovered a critical Android vulnerability: CVE-2024-0035. This flaw lies in the onNullBinding method of the TileLifecycleManager.java file, which is
CVE-2024-0014 - Logic Error in `UpdateFetcher.java` Allows Local Privilege Escalation (With Code Example & Exploit Details)
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A new vulnerability, CVE-2024-0014, has been discovered in the Android system's update process, specifically in the UpdateFetcher.java file. This bug is
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