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CVE-2025-24305 is a local privilege-escalation vulnerability in the Alias Checking Trusted Module (ACTM) firmware for some Intel Xeon processors. Intel describes the issue as insufficient control flow management in ACTM. The flaw affects a trusted firmware component associated with memory alias detection and isolation and is relevant to trusted computing features including Intel SGX and Intel TDX. Based on the provided content, a privileged local user may be able to manipulate ACTM firmware control flow and bypass security boundaries enforced by the trusted module, potentially leading to further privilege escalation. The content does not provide vulnerable function names or lower-level implementation details.
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A local vulnerability in Intel Xeon processor firmware (per INTEL-SA-01313) impacting certain HPE SimpliVity servers, potentially enabling escalation of privilege and/or denial of service.
A high-severity local escalation of privilege vulnerability in the Alias Checking Trusted Module (ACTM) firmware for some Intel Xeon processors due to insufficient control flow management.
A privilege escalation vulnerability in the ACTM firmware of some Intel Xeon processors that can undermine trusted computing isolation guarantees for Intel SGX and TDX.
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