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-2022-39882 - 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-2022-39885 - 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-2022-39879 - 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-2022-39880 - How Improper Input Validation in Samsung DualOutFocusViewer Allows Local Arbitrary Code Execution
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Introduction
In the constant battle to protect user data and device security, every vulnerability counts. One such important vulnerability is CVE-2022-39880, found in Samsung&
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