Alpine iLX-F511 method lets local attackers escalate privileges
Attackers need low-privileged code first; ZDI rates the Pwn2Own zero-day CVSS 7.8.
Attackers need low-privileged code first; ZDI rates the Pwn2Own zero-day CVSS 7.8.
Network-adjacent attackers need no login; ZDI rates ZDI-26-819 at CVSS 6.3 after a Pwn2Own finding.
ZDI rates the unpatched Pwn2Own flaw 8.0; an attacker must pair a malicious Bluetooth device before overflowing prh_sdp_service_search_decode.
Network-adjacent attackers need no login to call an exposed function; ZDI rates it CVSS 8.8.
Physically present attackers need no login; ZDI scores the Pwn2Own zero-day at 6.8.
A network-adjacent attacker needs the unit to connect to a malicious Bluetooth device; ZDI rates it CVSS 8.0.
ZDI rates the Pwn2Own zero-day at CVSS 6.8; a physically present attacker needs no authentication.
ZDI scores the unauthenticated Pwn2Own zero-day at CVSS 8.8 for network-adjacent attackers.
An attacker must first pair a malicious Bluetooth device; ZDI scores the out-of-bounds read CVSS 3.5.
A physically present attacker needs no authentication; ZDI rates the Pwn2Own flaw CVSS 6.8.
ZDI rates the unauthenticated, physically triggered flaw 6.8 and labels it a Pwn2Own zero-day.
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