Imagination PowerVR GPU improper memory protection handling allows write access to read-only exported buffers
CVE-2025-58410 is a high-severity vulnerability in an Imagination PowerVR GPU component addressed in the December 2025 Android Security Bulletin. According to the provided description, software running as a non-privileged user can issue improper GPU system calls and gain write permissions to memory buffers that were exported as read-only. The flaw is caused by improper handling of memory protections for the buffer resource, resulting in a failure to enforce the intended read-only access semantics on shared GPU memory buffers.
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High-severity vulnerability impacting Imagination PowerVR GPU components (GPU driver class issues such as memory corruption/information disclosure/local privilege escalation are mentioned generally).
Imagination PowerVR GPU vulnerability fixed via vendor updates; may enable data leakage or execution paths via malicious GPU workloads.
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