CVE-2019-14615

The CVE-2019-14615 issue concerns the Linux kernel i915 Intel graphics driver: insufficiently cleared data structures on context switches could leak information to a local attacker. Public notes indicate that the Ubuntu 18.04 kernel fix for CVE-2019-14615 was incomplete in certain kernel versions...

CVE-2020-8694

CVE-2020-8694 affects the Linux kernel powercap/RAPL subsystem. The issue allows a local, unprivileged attacker to read CPU energy meters by default, enabling information disclosure between processes or from kernel to user space. Public documents describe the root cause as insufficient access con...

CVE-2020-0548

CVE-2020-0548 is an Intel microcode information-disclosure vulnerability caused by cleanup errors in certain processors, allowing a local attacker to potentially read sensitive data from registers or buffers. Public documentation across Debian, Arch, Amazon Linux, CentOS/RHEL, and Cloud Foundry a...

CVE-2020-0549

CVE-2020-0549 relates to cleanup errors in Intel CPU data cache eviction handling, enabling potential information disclosure from local access. Publicly documented fixes target Intel microcode updates (e.g., SRBDS/L1D eviction sampling issues) and are distributed via microcode_ctl packages and ve...

CVE-2020-8695

CVE-2020-8695 is reported as an observable discrepancy in the Intel Running Average Power Limit (RAPL) interface that may allow a local privileged user to disclose information. Connected sources confirm this affects Intel processors and is addressed via microcode updates. Remediation guidance acr...

CVE-2022-29901

CVE-2022-29901 : Intel microprocessor generations 6–8 are affected by a Spectre variant that can bypass the kernel retpoline mitigation to leak arbitrary data. An unprivileged local attacker can hijack return instructions to achieve arbitrary speculative code execution under certain microarchitec...

CVE-2022-21151

CVE-2022-21151 involves Intel processors where optimization/removal of security-critical code in the processor microcode can allow an authenticated local attacker to cause information disclosure. Affected vectors are local access with low attack complexity and no user interaction. Public docs con...

CVE-2022-0005

CVE-2022-0005 concerns a potential information disclosure via the JTAG interface on Intel SGX-enabled CPUs. The provided documents confirm a physical-access vulnerability affecting SGX-enabled processors, with related Nessus/ALAS advisories listing CVE-2022-0005 alongside CVEs 2022-21131, 2022-21...

CVE-2022-21180

CVE-2022-21180 is a Linux kernel vulnerability described as improper input validation that could allow an authenticated local user to cause a denial of service. Connected advisories (e.g., SUSE-SU-2022:2111-1 and SUSE-SU-2022:2116-1) reference this CVE among a set of kernel fixes and note that mi...

CVE-2021-0156

CVE-2021-0156 involves Intel processor firmware and is caused by improper input validation, enabling a local authenticated user to potentially escalate privileges. Public sources in the provided documents indicate vulnerable firmware on specific platforms (e.g., VELOS CX410 and VELOS BX110 blades...

CVE-2021-0116

CVE-2021-0116 is an Intel firmware vulnerability described as an out-of-bounds write in the affected Intel processors’ firmware that could allow a local, privileged escalation. Connected documents confirm the CVE details and provide context across multiple vendor advisories (IBM QRadar, F5 adviso...

CVE-2021-0124

CVE-2021-0124 describes improper access control in Intel processor firmware that could let a privileged user escalate privileges with physical/local access. The vulnerability is documented across multiple sources (NVD entry; IBM QRadar advisories; F5 advisory) and is associated with privilege esc...

CVE-2019-14607

CVE-2019-14607 corresponds to Intel processor vulnerability described as improper conditions check that may allow authenticated local attackers to partially escalate privileges, cause denial of service, or disclose information. Public sources (Intel INTEL-SA-00317) itemize affected families acros...

CVE-2019-11157

CVE-2019-11157 involves an improper conditions check in voltage settings on some Intel processors that may allow a privileged user to escalate privileges and/or disclose information via local access. The vulnerability affects a wide range of Intel CPUs (e.g., 6th–10th Gen Core, Xeon E3 v5/v6, and...

CVE-2021-0119

CVE-2021-0119 stems from improper initialization in Intel processor firmware that can allow a local attacker with physical access to escalate privileges. Connected advisories confirm affected platforms (e.g., IBM QRadar appliances M5/M6, certain Oracle/Red Hat/HP/F5-guided deployments) and descri...

CVE-2021-0117

CVE-2021-0117 describes pointer issues in Intel processor firmware that may allow a local attacker to escalate privileges. The vulnerability is rooted in firmware handling, with impacts described as local privilege escalation and, per some sources, possible denial of service or information disclo...

CVE-2021-0125

CVE-2021-0125 is a confirmed Intel processor firmware vulnerability caused by improper initialization that can enable privilege escalation with physical/local access. Connected sources name affected platforms and vendor advisories; e.g., IBM QRadar M6/M5 firmware lines and IBM Cloud Pak System up...

CVE-2021-0118

CVE-2021-0118 involves an out-of-bounds read in Intel processor firmware that could enable local privilege escalation. Public documents confirm affected surface as Intel processor firmware with local access as the attack vector. IBM and F5 advisories reference this CVE among a family of firmware ...