CVE-2022-39879 - Improper Authorization in CallBGProvider Leads to Local Privilege Escalation on Samsung Devices
CVE-2022-39879 is a security vulnerability discovered in Samsung’s proprietary CallBGProvider component, affecting several Samsung smartphone models prior to the November 2022 Security Maintenance Release
CVE-2022-39885 - How a Simple Flaw in BootCompletedReceiver_CMCC Exposed Sensitive Device Data
In the ever-evolving world of smartphone security, new vulnerabilities are found every year. One notable example from 2022 was CVE-2022-39885, a security flaw in Samsung’
CVE-2022-39882 - Heap Overflow in sflacf_fal_bytes_peek (libsmat.so) – How Attackers Can Achieve Code Execution
CVE-2022-39882 is a serious heap overflow vulnerability discovered in the sflacf_fal_bytes_peek function of the libsmat.so library, impacting versions shipped before the
CVE-2022-39886 - Exploiting Improper Access Control in Samsung’s IpcRxServiceModeBigDataInfo to Leak Sensitive Device Data
In late 2022, the security world was alerted to a significant vulnerability affecting millions of Samsung Android devices: CVE-2022-39886. This bug, present in the RIL
CVE-2022-39884 - How a Simple Flaw in IImsService Exposed Call Info on Samsung Devices
In 2022, Samsung quietly patched an important security flaw in their custom IImsService—the backend dealing with advanced calling features on many Galaxy devices. Known
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