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CVE-2026-58865 is a missing bounds-check vulnerability affecting multiple functions in the Android Framework PDU parser. Remote exploitation can cause persistent denial of service without additional execution privileges or user interaction. The precise affected functions, triggering input, and persistence mechanism are not specified.
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A critical Android Framework vulnerability that could permit remote denial of service without user interaction. It is addressed in Samsung’s October 2026 security update.
Missing bounds checks in multiple functions of PduParser.java could allow remote attackers to cause persistent denial of service without additional execution privileges or user interaction. The advisory does not identify the affected product or versions.
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