Linux Kernel Elevated Privilege Vulnerability Information
This vulnerability is a use-after-free scenario which could allow code execution and local elevation of privilege to the kernel from an untrusted application. No user interaction is required to exploit this vulnerability, however exploitation does require either the installation of a malicious local application or a separate vulnerability in a network facing application.
SUPPORT PAGES FOR IMPACTED PRODUCTS:
| Affected Product | Operating System | Release Date |
| Handheld computer models: EC30, EC50, EC55, MC2200, MC2700, MC9300, PS20 Touch computer models: TC21, TC26, TC52, TC52ax, TC52x, TC57, TC57x, TC72, TC77, TC8300 Tablets: ET51, ET56, L10 Wearable: WT6300 RFID scanner: MC3300ax, MC3300x Health Care Touch computers models: TC21-HC, TC26-HC, TC52-HC, TC52x-HC Vehicle-mounted device: VC8300 Interactive kiosks: CC600, CC6000 |
Android 8.1 | 30th November 2021 |
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Unless otherwise noted, there have been no reports of active customer exploitation or abuse from these newly reported issues.
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