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Qualcomm memory corruption while processing user buffers

IdentifiersCVE-2025-47351CWE-119

CVE-2025-47351 is a Qualcomm vulnerability listed in the December 2025 Android Security Bulletin at high severity. The available description states only that it is a memory-corruption issue triggered while processing user buffers. Based on the provided content, the flaw appears to affect a Qualcomm component included in the 2025-12-05 Android security patch level, but the specific product, subsystem, root cause, and vulnerable function are not identified in the supplied material.

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Successful exploitation of this memory-corruption vulnerability could plausibly result in process compromise, denial of service, or potentially code execution within the affected Qualcomm component, depending on the exact corruption primitive and execution context. However, the provided content does not specify the precise security impact for CVE-2025-47351 beyond its classification as a high-severity Qualcomm issue.

Mitigation

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If patching is not immediately possible, reduce exposure by limiting use of untrusted local inputs and interfaces that can supply crafted user buffers to the affected Qualcomm component, restricting installation of untrusted applications, and accelerating OEM firmware rollout validation. The provided content does not include a vendor-specific workaround or configuration-based mitigation for this CVE.

Remediation

Patch, then assume compromise.

Apply the December 2025 Android security updates that include the 2025-12-05 patch level, along with the corresponding OEM/vendor firmware updates that incorporate Qualcomm’s fix for CVE-2025-47351. Because Qualcomm issues may depend on device-manufacturer integration schedules, ensure the device has received the vendor-specific patch set in addition to the Android bulletin level.
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VendorProductType
QualcommFastconnect 6200 Firmwareoperating_system
QualcommFastconnect 6700 Firmwareoperating_system
QualcommFastconnect 6900 Firmwareoperating_system
QualcommFastconnect 7800 Firmwareoperating_system
QualcommSg6150 Firmwareoperating_system
QualcommSg6150p Firmwareoperating_system
QualcommSm8750 Firmwareoperating_system
QualcommSm8750p Firmwareoperating_system
QualcommSm8850 Firmwareoperating_system
QualcommSm8850p Firmwareoperating_system
QualcommWcd9370 Firmwareoperating_system
QualcommWcd9375 Firmwareoperating_system
QualcommWcd9385 Firmwareoperating_system
QualcommWcd9395 Firmwareoperating_system
QualcommWcn3950 Firmwareoperating_system
QualcommWcn3988 Firmwareoperating_system
QualcommWcn7860 Firmwareoperating_system
QualcommWcn7861 Firmwareoperating_system
QualcommWcn7880 Firmwareoperating_system
QualcommWcn7881 Firmwareoperating_system
QualcommWsa8810 Firmwareoperating_system
QualcommWsa8815 Firmwareoperating_system
QualcommWsa8830 Firmwareoperating_system
QualcommWsa8832 Firmwareoperating_system
QualcommWsa8835 Firmwareoperating_system
QualcommWsa8840 Firmwareoperating_system
QualcommWsa8845 Firmwareoperating_system
QualcommWsa8845h Firmwareoperating_system

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