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CVE-2019-14630
The CVE-2019-14630 issue affects Intel Thunderbolt controllers (Thunderbolt 1–3: DSL3310/3510/4510/4410; DSL5520/5320; DSL6540/6340/JHL6540/JHL6340/JHL6240/JHL7540/JHL7340). Description: reliance on untrusted inputs in a security decision may allow an unauthenticated user with physical access to ...
CVE-2020-12290
CVE-2020-12290 concerns improper access control in some Intel Thunderbolt controllers, potentially enabling a local denial-of-service by an authenticated user. Documentation indicates this CVE is part of Intel’s Thunderbolt vulnerability set; however, exact affected products/versions for this CVE...
CVE-2020-12292
CVE-2020-12292 affects Intel Thunderbolt controllers. The issue is an improper conditions check in certain Thunderbolt components, which could allow an authenticated local attacker to cause a denial of service. The Red Hat/NVD entries confirm the same description and indicate the attack is local ...
CVE-2020-12288
Intel’s advisory confirms CVE-2020-12288 affects Intel Thunderbolt controllers due to a protection mechanism failure that could allow a locally authenticated attacker to cause denial of service. Mitigation is firmware updates from system vendors; however, Intel notes no mitigations for some affec...
CVE-2020-12296
The CVE-2020-12296 issue is confirmed in the Intel Thunderbolt controller family. The Intel advisory (INTEL-SA-00401) documents Uncontrolled resource consumption in some Thunderbolt controllers that may allow an authenticated local user to cause denial of service. The CVE is described in the advi...
CVE-2020-12295
CVE-2020-12295 describes an improper input validation issue in some Intel Thunderbolt controllers that could allow an authenticated user to cause a denial of service via local access. The primary documentation is Intel’s Intel® Thunderbolt™ Controller Advisory (INTEL-SA-00401), which lists CVE-20...
CVE-2020-12293
CVE-2020-12293 : Affects some Intel Thunderbolt controllers due to improper control of a resource through its lifetime, which may allow an authenticated local user to cause a denial of service. The issue is documented across NVD and Intel’s advisory, with Red Hat confirming exposure in affected T...
CVE-2020-12291
CVE-2020-12291 describes an uncontrolled resource consumption in some Intel Thunderbolt controllers that could allow an authenticated local user to cause a denial of service. Public sources confirm this vulnerability affects Intel Thunderbolt controller implementations and is discussed within Int...
CVE-2020-12289
Intel Thunderbolt controllers contain an out-of-bounds write vulnerability (CVE-2020-12289) that authenticated, local attackers could potentially exploit to cause a Denial of Service. Affected components are Thunderbolt 3/4 retimer and USB retimer controllers; the issue is detailed in Intel’s adv...
CVE-2020-12294
The CVE-2020-12294 entry pertains to Intel Thunderbolt controllers with insufficient control flow management, enabling an authenticated local attacker to potentially cause denial of service. The Intel security advisory (Intel-SA-00401) documents CVE-2020-12294 among several Thunderbolt issues, de...