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swpm Heap Buffer Overflow DoS
The vulnerability of the software power management component in the “Avora” operating system is related to the ability to read data beyond the buffer limit of memory. Exploiting this vulnerability can lead to service failure...
Avora Isolation Component Privilege Escalation
The vulnerability of the “Avora” operating system’s isolation component is related to the lack of control over permissions for applications accessing temporary folders. Exploiting this vulnerability can lead to breaches of data confidentiality, integrity, and accessibility...
Aurora Validation Component Data Compromise
The vulnerability of the validation component of the “Avora” operating system is related to the lack of control over the names of the installed application files. Exploiting this vulnerability can lead to breaches of data confidentiality, integrity, and accessibility...
sailfish- Heap Buffer Overflow DoS
The vulnerability of the alink attribute in the sailfish-browser application for the “Avroda” operating system is related to a buffer overflow in the dynamically allocated buffer. Exploiting this vulnerability could allow an attacker to cause a service failure...
zlib Compression Library DoS
The vulnerability of the zlib compression library in the “Avora” operating system is related to integer overflows. Exploiting this vulnerability can allow attackers to cause service failures or have unpredictable effects using specially crafted .apk or .dex files...
zlib Compression Integer Overflow
The vulnerability of the zlib compression library in the “Avora” operating system is related to integer overflows. Exploiting this vulnerability can allow attackers to cause service failures or have unpredictable effects using specially crafted .apk or .dex files...
Sailfish Buffer Overflow
The vulnerability of the Sailfish Browser application for the “Avora” operating system is related to buffer overflow in the stack. Exploiting this vulnerability can allow an attacker to cause service failures or execute arbitrary code...