All CVEs — page 486 of 631
The complete archive, 25 per page, newest first. 15775 records. Search instead.
This vulnerability in the iwlwifi driver for the Linux kernel allows an attacker to exploit misinterpreted TX_CMD responses, leading to potential system instability or security issues.
The vulnerability allows out-of-bounds access to tid_data in the iwlwifi driver, potentially leading to data corruption or exploitation.
This vulnerability allows a hostile SMB1 server to cause a kernel memory read past the end of a response buffer, potentially leading to a denial of service or information disclosure.
This flaw allows the preservation of restrictive POSIX ACL_MASK entries, preventing the widening of effective permissions during SMB object creation.
This vulnerability allows an attacker to overwrite unrelated userspace objects by exploiting the reuse of memory mappings during asynchronous command completion in vhost-scsi.
This vulnerability in the Linux kernel's netfilter module allows concurrent packet processing to occur after the logger pointer is cleared, potentially leading to data corruption or loss.
This flaw allows oversized block transfers in the SMBus protocol, which can lead to buffer overflows and other security issues.
The flaw lies in the Linux kernel's DRM pagemap handling, where DMA unmapping pages are not properly managed, leading to potential memory corruption or privilege escalation if exploited.
The flaw in OpenWA allows a VIEWER API key to receive the session.qr event, enabling unauthorized access to link external devices and read/send messages, despite requiring the OPERATOR role for other session-related actions.