CVE-2022-20385

a function called 'nlaparse', do not check the len of para, it will check nlatype which can be controlled by userspace with 'maxtype' in this case, it is GSCANMAX, then it access polciy array 'policytype', which OOB access happens.Product: AndroidVersions: Android SoCAndroid ID: A-238379819...

Design/Logic Flaw

a function called 'nlaparse', do not check the len of para, it will check nlatype which can be controlled by userspace with 'maxtype' in this case, it is GSCANMAX, then it access polciy array 'policytype', which OOB access happens.Product: AndroidVersions: Android SoCAndroid ID: A-238379819...

CVE-2022-20385

a function called 'nlaparse', do not check the len of para, it will check nlatype which can be controlled by userspace with 'maxtype' in this case, it is GSCANMAX, then it access polciy array 'policytype', which OOB access happens.Product: AndroidVersions: Android SoCAndroid ID: A-238379819...

CVE-2022-20385

a function called 'nlaparse', do not check the len of para, it will check nlatype which can be controlled by userspace with 'maxtype' in this case, it is GSCANMAX, then it access polciy array 'policytype', which OOB access happens.Product: AndroidVersions: Android SoCAndroid ID: A-238379819...

CVE-2022-20385

CVE-2022-20385 affects Android and is tied to a nla_parse path that does not validate para length. Userspace can influence nla_type via maxtype (GSCAN_MAX) and trigger OOB access to the policy[type] array. This is described across multiple sources as a kernel/Android issue with potential for loca...

ASB-A-238379819

a function called 'nlaparse', do not check the len of para, it will check nlatype which can be controlled by userspace with 'maxtype' in this case, it is GSCANMAX, then it access polciy array 'policytype', which OOB access happens...