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ARM-geddon: Two-Year-Old GPU Flaw Exploited in the Wild!
A two-year-old vulnerability in ARM Bifrost and Valhall GPU kernel drivers is being exploited in the wild. ARM urges users to apply the patch immediately, as this use-after-free flaw can lead to data theft or code execution attacks. Check with your device manufacturer for patch…
Hot Take:
Ah, the timeless classic of “Patch Your Stuff” makes another thrilling comeback! What’s that? You didn’t patch a two-year-old vulnerability? Well, now it’s time to learn the hard way. Grab your popcorn, folks, because this sequel is packed with suspense, drama, and a whole lot of head-scratching!
Key Points:
- A two-year-old vulnerability in ARM Bifrost and Valhall GPU kernel drivers is being exploited.
- The vulnerability is tracked as CVE2024-4610 and is a use-after-free issue.
- ARM patched the flaw in late 2022, but recent surges in exploitation have spurred a new warning.
- The vulnerability primarily affects Android devices due to the fragmented ecosystem.
- Users are urged to check with device manufacturers for patch updates.
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