Sploitus Exploits Targeting Qualcomm Firmware and Linux Kernel Vulnerabilities
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- •CVE-2025-21479 allows temporary root access on OPPO devices.
- •A use-after-free vulnerability in the Linux kernel poses risks for Qualcomm firmware.
- •Both exploits are currently active and require specific conditions to execute.
Recent exploits have been reported targeting vulnerabilities in Qualcomm firmware and the Linux kernel. The first exploit, related to CVE-2025-21479, affects the OPPO Find X5 Pro and allows for temporary root access through a RAM-only method. This exploit utilizes a chain of vulnerabilities to bypass OEM guards and SELinux restrictions. The second exploit involves a use-after-free vulnerability in the Linux kernel, specifically affecting Qualcomm's atoll firmware. This exploit requires specific tools and conditions to execute, including ADB access and a stable USB connection. Both exploits highlight significant security risks for devices using these systems, particularly in the context of active exploitation. Security researchers recommend immediate attention to these vulnerabilities.
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