Google Vulnerabilities

This vulnerability allows an attacker to remotely crash an Android device without needing special permissions. It occurs due to a failure to properly check input in the nr modem, which means that simply sending the right kind of data can disrupt the device's operation.

This vulnerability allows an attacker to crash an Android device remotely, causing it to stop working properly. It requires no special permissions, meaning anyone can exploit it without needing to be logged in or have access to the device.

This vulnerability allows an attacker to crash an Android device remotely, causing it to become unresponsive. It requires no special permissions, meaning anyone can exploit it simply by sending the right input to the device's modem.

This vulnerability allows an attacker to crash an Android device remotely, causing it to stop working properly. It can happen without needing any special permissions, simply by sending the device improper data.

This vulnerability allows an attacker to remotely crash an Android device without needing special permissions, effectively causing a denial of service. It occurs due to the device not properly checking the input it receives, which can be exploited under certain conditions.

This vulnerability allows an attacker to remotely crash an Android device without needing special permissions, causing a denial of service. It occurs due to the system not properly checking the input it receives, which can be exploited by sending malformed data to the modem.

This vulnerability allows an attacker to remotely crash an Android device, causing it to stop working properly. It can be exploited without needing any special permissions, simply by sending malformed data to the device's modem.

A remote attacker could execute arbitrary code in the build environment of Google Cloud Build due to improper authorization in the GitHub Trigger Comment Control feature. This vulnerability affected versions released before January 26, 2026, but it has since been patched, so no action is needed from users.

This vulnerability allows an attacker with system-level access on an Android device to gain higher privileges, potentially letting them take control of the device. The attacker does not need any user interaction to exploit this flaw, but they must already have system privileges to start with.