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CVE-2025-24129 is a type confusion vulnerability in Apple AirPlay’s handling of plist-formatted data. Insufficient type validation can cause the AirPlay software to process malformed data as an unexpected type, resulting in unexpected application termination. Apple addressed the issue through improved type checks.
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An AirPlay type-confusion vulnerability through which a remote attacker may cause an unexpected application termination.
Type confusion reachable from the local network that may cause unexpected app termination (crash).
A type-confusion vulnerability in AirPlay’s handling of plist-formatted data that can cause crashes (and may enable follow-on attacks such as interception/impersonation scenarios).
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