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CVE-2020-26144 is a Wi-Fi implementation flaw, part of the FragAttacks class of issues, in which devices operating on protected WEP, WPA, WPA2, or WPA3 networks incorrectly accept plaintext A-MSDU frames when the first 8 bytes match a valid RFC1042 LLC/SNAP header for EAPOL. The provided context specifically identifies Samsung Galaxy S3 i9305 devices running Android 4.4.4 as affected, and also notes impact on other products that inherited the same 802.11 handling weakness. Because the implementation treats these specially crafted plaintext aggregated frames as acceptable on an encrypted network, an attacker can smuggle arbitrary payload traffic through what should be a protected channel.
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