First published: Mon Jun 04 2018(Updated: )
Improper Access Control in Multimedia in Snapdragon Mobile and Snapdragon Wear, Non-standard applications without permission may acquire permission of Qualcomm-specific proprietary intents.
Credit: product-security@qualcomm.com
Affected Software | Affected Version | How to fix |
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Google Android | ||
Qualcomm Mdm9607 Firmware | ||
Qualcomm Mdm9607 | ||
Qualcomm Mdm9206 Firmware | ||
Qualcomm Mdm9206 | ||
Google Android | ||
Qualcomm Mdm9635m | ||
Qualcomm Mdm9650 Firmware | ||
Qualcomm Mdm9650 | ||
Qualcomm Sd 210 Firmware | ||
Qualcomm Sd 210 | ||
Qualcomm Sd 212 Firmware | ||
Qualcomm Sd 212 | ||
Qualcomm Sd 205 Firmware | ||
Qualcomm Sd 205 | ||
Qualcomm Sd 615 Firmware | ||
Qualcomm Sd 615 | ||
Qualcomm Sd 616 Firmware | ||
Qualcomm Sd 616 | ||
Qualcomm Sd 415 Firmware | ||
Qualcomm Sd 415 | ||
Qualcomm Sd 625 Firmware | ||
Qualcomm Sd 625 | ||
Qualcomm Sd 835 Firmware | ||
Qualcomm Sd 835 |
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CVE-2018-5884 is classified with a moderate severity level due to improper access control in multimedia applications.
To remediate CVE-2018-5884, update the affected Qualcomm firmware or install security patches provided by the device manufacturer.
CVE-2018-5884 affects various Snapdragon mobile and wear devices, particularly those running specific Qualcomm firmware versions.
CVE-2018-5884 allows non-standard applications to gain unauthorized access to Qualcomm-specific proprietary intents.
There is no known effective workaround for CVE-2018-5884; updating the firmware is the recommended solution.