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CVE-2024-33066 is a critical vulnerability in Qualcomm WLAN Resource Manager caused by insufficient input validation when redirecting a log file to an arbitrary file location and file name. The flaw can trigger memory corruption during handling of the redirection input. Available reporting identifies the root cause at a high level as improper validation of attacker-controlled input in the log redirection path, but does not provide function-level implementation details.
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Referenced as a Qualcomm-related remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability (CVSS 9.8) in a related-post title; no further details provided in the main content.
Critical memory corruption vulnerability in Qualcomm WLAN Resource Manager caused by improper input validation.
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