Work in Progress for POC# CVE-2024-53027-WIP
Work in Progress for POC
# CVE-2024-53027: Qualcomm Bluetooth/Wi-Fi Vulnerability
## 📄 Overview
**CVE-2024-53027** is a medium-severity vulnerability (CVSS unrated) affecting **Qualcomm’s WLAN and Bluetooth chipsets** in Android devices. It can cause **transient denial-of-service (DoS)** when processing **malformed country information elements (IEs)** in wireless packets.
## 🧩 Affected Components
- **Qualcomm WLAN firmware**
- **Bluetooth stacks in Snapdragon chipsets** (specific models unconfirmed)
## ⚠️ Impact
- **Exploitation**: Remote attackers within Wi-Fi/Bluetooth range can **crash the chipset’s firmware**, disrupting connectivity until reboot.
- **Limitations**: No evidence of code execution or persistent compromise. Requires **proximity** and **targeted packet injection**.
## 🛠️ Mitigation
- **Patched** in Qualcomm’s **March 2025 security bulletin** (**QSB-2025-03**)
- Android vendors must **integrate fixes via OTA updates**
## 📱 Affected Android Versions
The vulnerability impacts:
- Android 12
- Android 12L
- Android 13
- Android 14
- Android 15
Devices running these versions—including **smartphones, tablets, and IoT devices**—are at risk if unpatched.
## 🏷️ Key OEMs & Devices Potentially Affected
- **Google Pixel** (Pixel 6 and newer, if running vulnerable OS versions)
- **Samsung Galaxy** (One UI-based devices on Android 12–15)
- **OnePlus, Xiaomi, Motorola**, and others using **Qualcomm/MediaTek chipsets** with unpatched firmware
## 🚨 Exploitation & Risks
- **Attack Vector**: Malicious apps exploiting weak **IPC (Inter-Process Communication)** validation
**Impact**:
- Privilege escalation (system-level control)
- Access to sensitive directories: `/Android/data`, `/Android/obb`
- Potential spyware deployment (e.g., via tools like **Cellebrite UFED**)
## 🔒 Mitigation Status
- **Google Patch**: Released in **November 2024 Android Security Bulletin**
→ Requires patch level **2024-11-05** or later
- **OEM Delays**: Some manufacturers (e.g., Samsung, Xiaomi) may lag in distributing updates
## ⚠️ Disclaimer
The provided scripts and proof-of-concept code are intended **solely for educational and private testing purposes**. They must **only be executed on devices that you own or have explicit permission to test**.
By using these scripts, you agree to take full responsibility for any actions taken. **Unauthorized use on networks or devices you do not control may be illegal and is strictly prohibited.**
The author of this code is not liable for any damage, disruption, or legal consequences resulting from misuse. Always follow responsible disclosure and ethical testing guidelines.
# 🚨 Wi-Fi Beacon Country IE DoS PoC (CVE-2024-53027 Inspired)
This Proof-of-Concept (PoC) script sends malformed Wi-Fi beacon frames with an invalid Country Information Element (IE) to test the stability of WLAN chipsets (e.g. Qualcomm) against CVE-2024-53027–like issues.
## 🛠️ How to Use
### 1. Enable Monitor Mode
**Option A: Manually (ip + iw)**
```bash
sudo ip link set wlan0 down
sudo iw wlan0 set monitor control
sudo ip link set wlan0 up
```
**Option B:**
sudo airmon-ng start wlan0
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