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CVE-2026-0014 is an improper input-validation vulnerability in the isPackageNullOrSystem method of Android AppOpsService.java. A local attacker can supply input that causes a persistent denial-of-service condition.
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This three-file repository contains a standalone Python proof of concept for an InputLeap drag-and-drop path traversal flaw (CWE-22), tested against InputLeap v3.0.3 and described as affecting versions where --enable-drag-drop is enabled. The README explains that DragInformation::parseDragInfo uses a global separator heuristic and fails to handle find_last_of() returning npos; unsigned arithmetic then preserves a backslash-based traversal path when a stray forward slash is embedded elsewhere in the metadata. DropHelper::writeToDir subsequently concatenates that unsanitized path with the drop directory without canonicalization. The sole code file, input-leap-directory-traversal-poc.py, implements InputLeap protocol packet construction, outer length framing, optional TLS client-identity generation/fingerprinting, a plaintext mode for crypto-disabled servers, and transfer of a hard-coded marker payload. Default execution demonstrates escaping one directory; an optional Windows Startup-path demonstration shows the persistence/RCE impact if an executable were transferred. .gitignore excludes generated TLS certificate material. No established exploit framework is used.
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