Some Huawei smart phones have a null pointer dereference vulnerability.
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- Not listed in CISA KEV
- Whether working attack code is public (Exploit-DB, Metasploit, Nuclei or GitHub). Public code makes attacks easier.What do these mean? →
- None on Exploit-DB, Metasploit or GitHub
Summary
Some Huawei smart phones have a null pointer dereference vulnerability. An attacker crafts specific packets and sends to the affected product to exploit this vulnerability. Successful exploitation may cause the affected phone to be abnormal.
Timeline
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Affected versions
- n/a Harry-AL00C, Harry-AL00C-PRELOAD, Harry-AL10B, Harry-LGRP1-CHN, Harry-TL00C, Jackman-AL00D, Jackman-L03, Jackman-L21, Jackman-L22, Jackman-L23, Johnson-AL00C, Johnson-AL00IC, Johnson-AL10C, Johnson-L21C, Johnson-L21D, Johnson-L22C, Johnson-L22D, Johnson-L23C, Johnson-L42IC, Johnson-L42IE, Johnson-L42IF, Johnson-TL00D, Johnson-TL00F, Potter-AL00C, Potter-AL10A, VOGUE-AL00A, VOGUE-AL00A-PRELOAD, VOGUE-AL10C, VOGUE-AL10C-PRELOAD, VOGUE-LGRP1-CHN, VOGUE-LGRP2-OVS, VOGUE-TL00B
Version, 9.1.0.206(C00E205R3P1), 9.0.1.5(C735R1), 9.1.0.1(C00R3), 9.1.0.206, 9.0.1.162(C01E160R2P3), 8.2.0.170(C861), 8.2.0.188(C00R2P1), 8.2.0.163(C605), 8.2.0.160(C185), 8.2.0.156(C636R2P2), 8.2.0.152(C45CUSTC45D1), 8.2.0.162(C605), 8.2.0.175(C00R2P4), 8.2.0.190(C788R1P16), 8.2.0.161(C675CUSTC675D1), 8.2.0.165(C00R1P16), 8.2.0.130(C461R1P1), 8.2.0.130(C652CUSTC652D1), 8.2.0.131(C10R2P2), 8.2.0.136(C432CUSTC432D1), 8.2.0.101(C10CUSTC10D1), 8.2.0.101(C432CUSTC432D1), 8.2.0.131(C55CUSTC55D1), 8.2.0.105(C185R1P1), 8.2.0.107(C636R2P1), 8.2.0.103(C652CUSTC652D1), 8.2.0.105(C185R2P1), 8.2.0.130(C636CUSTC636D2), 8.2.0.133(C605CUSTC605D1), and 11 more