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CVE-2025-47372 is a critical memory corruption vulnerability in a Qualcomm closed-source component involved in processing ELF images during the boot path. The flaw occurs when a corrupted ELF image containing an oversized file size is read into a buffer without proper size validation and without authentication, resulting in a classic buffer overflow condition. Available reporting characterizes the issue as a buffer copy operation that fails to verify the size of attacker-controlled input before copying it into memory. Because the vulnerable logic handles malformed ELF content, successful exploitation could corrupt adjacent memory and alter control flow or data integrity within the affected component.
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A critical buffer overflow vulnerability in boot processes, triggered when a corrupted ELF image with an oversized file size is read into a buffer without authentication, leading to memory corruption.
A critical vulnerability affecting Qualcomm-powered Android devices, details unspecified but fixed in the December 2025 update.
Qualcomm closed-source component vulnerability (severity described as critical/high in aggregate) referenced as fixed in the December 2025 Android bulletin; details deferred to Qualcomm advisories.
A critical vulnerability in Qualcomm closed-source components addressed as part of the December 2025 Android security updates.
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Cross-references every affected SKU, including bundled OEM variants.
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