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CVE-2025-47392 is a critical memory corruption vulnerability in a Qualcomm closed-source component that is triggered when the component decodes corrupted satellite data files containing invalid signature offsets. The issue is associated with improper handling of offset values during parsing, and the published weakness mapping identifies it as CWE-190, indicating an integer overflow or wraparound condition as the likely root cause. Successful exploitation can corrupt memory during file decoding and may enable further compromise of the affected device.
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A critical vulnerability in Qualcomm closed-source components addressed in Google's June 2026 Android security release.
A memory corruption vulnerability triggered when decoding corrupted satellite data files with invalid signature offsets.
A critical Android Security Bulletin vulnerability patched by Samsung in the April 2026 Security Maintenance Release.
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