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CVE-2023-33106 is a memory corruption vulnerability in Qualcomm Adreno GPU driver components associated with handling AUX commands through IOCTL_KGSL_GPU_AUX_COMMAND. The flaw is triggered when a large list of sync points is submitted in an AUX command, leading to improper memory handling and corruption within the KGSL driver path. Available reporting places the issue in Qualcomm GPU-related software and indicates it has been used as part of exploit chains targeting Android devices. The vulnerability affects Qualcomm products using the vulnerable Adreno GPU driver implementation and can contribute to compromise of the graphics or kernel attack surface.
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