Qualcomm Data HLOS - LNX RTP Packet Buffer Over-read Information Disclosure
CVE-2025-21427 is an information disclosure vulnerability in Qualcomm's Data HLOS - LNX subsystem triggered while decoding RTP packet payloads received from the network. Based on the provided content, the issue is a buffer over-read in the RTP packet parser caused by improper validation of RTP header fields, specifically failure to correctly validate the declared CSRC count against the actual packet or payload length. A specially crafted RTP packet can cause the parser to read beyond the end of the allocated buffer into adjacent memory, resulting in unintended disclosure of process memory contents.
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