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EUVD-2020-3872
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Unspecified vulnerability in WINMAGIC SecureDoc SDDisk2k.sys (CNVD-2021-25668)
WINMAGIC SecureDoc is a data security and disk encryption solution from WINMAGIC Canada. A security vulnerability in the SDDisk2k.sys driver in WINMAGIC SecureDoc v8.5 and earlier versions can be exploited by a local attacker to execute code with elevated privileges via ＼.SecureDocDevice...
CVE-2020-11520
The SDDisk2k.sys driver of WinMagic SecureDoc v8.5 and earlier allows local users to write to arbitrary kernel memory addresses because the IOCTL dispatcher lacks pointer validation. Exploiting this vulnerability results in privileged code execution...
Design/Logic Flaw
The SDDisk2k.sys driver of WinMagic SecureDoc v8.5 and earlier allows local users to read or write to physical disc sectors via a \.\SecureDocDevice handle. Exploiting this vulnerability results in privileged code execution...
Input validation
The SDDisk2k.sys driver of WinMagic SecureDoc v8.5 and earlier allows local users to write to arbitrary kernel memory addresses because the IOCTL dispatcher lacks pointer validation. Exploiting this vulnerability results in privileged code execution...
CVE-2020-11519
CVE-2020-11519 affects WinMagic SecureDoc, specifically the SDDisk2k.sys driver in v8.5 and earlier. A local attacker can read/write physical disk sectors via the .\SecureDocDevice handle, leading to privileged code execution. The vulnerability is confirmed across multiple sources, with CVSS v3.1...
CVE-2020-11519
The SDDisk2k.sys driver of WinMagic SecureDoc v8.5 and earlier allows local users to read or write to physical disc sectors via a \.\SecureDocDevice handle. Exploiting this vulnerability results in privileged code execution...
CVE-2020-11520
CVE-2020-11520 affects WinMagic SecureDoc
CVE-2020-11520
The SDDisk2k.sys driver of WinMagic SecureDoc v8.5 and earlier allows local users to write to arbitrary kernel memory addresses because the IOCTL dispatcher lacks pointer validation. Exploiting this vulnerability results in privileged code execution...