CNVD-2018-05989

Vulnerability from cnvd - Published: 2018-03-22
VLAI
Title
Google Android Qualcomm WLAN信息泄露漏洞(CNVD-2018-05989)
Description
Android on Google Pixel和Nexus是美国谷歌(Google)公司和开放手持设备联盟(简称OHA)共同开发的一套运行于Google Pixel和Nexus(智能手机)中并以Linux为基础的开源操作系统。Qualcomm WLAN是使用在其中的一个美国高通(Qualcomm)公司开发的无线局域网组件。 Google Pixel和Nexus设备上的Android中的Qualcomm WLAN存在信息泄露漏洞,该漏洞源于程序未能正确的对‘wma_wow_wakeup_host_event()’函数中的wow_buf_pkt_len执行输入验证。攻击者可利用该漏洞获取敏感信息(越边界读取内存)。
Severity
中
Patch Name
Google Android Qualcomm WLAN信息泄露漏洞(CNVD-2018-05989)的补丁
Patch Description
Android on Google Pixel和Nexus是美国谷歌(Google)公司和开放手持设备联盟(简称OHA)共同开发的一套运行于Google Pixel和Nexus(智能手机)中并以Linux为基础的开源操作系统。Qualcomm WLAN是使用在其中的一个美国高通(Qualcomm)公司开发的无线局域网组件。 Google Pixel和Nexus设备上的Android中的Qualcomm WLAN存在信息泄露漏洞,该漏洞源于程序未能正确的对‘wma_wow_wakeup_host_event()’函数中的wow_buf_pkt_len执行输入验证。攻击者可利用该漏洞获取敏感信息(越边界读取内存)。目前,供应商发布了安全公告及相关补丁信息,修复了此漏洞。
Formal description

目前厂商已发布升级补丁以修复漏洞,补丁获取链接: https://source.android.com/security/bulletin/pixel/2018-03-01

Reference
https://source.android.com/security/bulletin/pixel/2018-03-01
Impacted products
Name
['Google Nexus', 'Google Pixel']
Show details on source website

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