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CVE-2024-34679

Incorrect Default Permissions

Published: Nov 06, 2024 | Modified: Nov 12, 2024
CVSS 3.x
7.1
HIGH
Source:
NVD
CVSS:3.1/AV:L/AC:L/PR:L/UI:N/S:U/C:H/I:H/A:N
CVSS 2.x
RedHat/V2
RedHat/V3
Ubuntu
Additional information
NVDhttps://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2024-34679
CWEhttps://cwe.mitre.org/data/definitions/276.html

Incorrect default permissions in Crane prior to SMR Nov-2024 Release 1 allows local attackers to access files with phone privilege.

Weakness

During installation, installed file permissions are set to allow anyone to modify those files.

Affected Software

Name Vendor Start Version End Version
Android Samsung 14.0 (including) 14.0 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-apr-2022-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-apr-2022-r1 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-apr-2023-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-apr-2023-r1 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-apr-2024-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-apr-2024-r1 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-aug-2022-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-aug-2022-r1 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-aug-2023-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-aug-2023-r1 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-aug-2024-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-aug-2024-r1 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-dec-2021-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-dec-2021-r1 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-dec-2022-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-dec-2022-r1 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-dec-2023-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-dec-2023-r1 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-feb-2022-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-feb-2022-r1 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-feb-2023-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-feb-2023-r1 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-feb-2024-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-feb-2024-r1 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-jan-2022-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-jan-2022-r1 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-jan-2023-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-jan-2023-r1 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-jan-2024-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-jan-2024-r1 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-jul-2022-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-jul-2022-r1 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-jul-2023-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-jul-2023-r1 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-jul-2024-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-jul-2024-r1 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-jun-2022-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-jun-2022-r1 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-jun-2023-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-jun-2023-r1 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-jun-2024-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-jun-2024-r1 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-mar-2022-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-mar-2022-r1 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-mar-2023-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-mar-2023-r1 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-mar-2024-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-mar-2024-r1 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-may-2022-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-may-2022-r1 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-may-2023-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-may-2023-r1 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-may-2024-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-may-2024-r1 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-nov-2021-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-nov-2021-r1 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-nov-2022-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-nov-2022-r1 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-nov-2023-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-nov-2023-r1 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-oct-2022-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-oct-2022-r1 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-oct-2023-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-oct-2023-r1 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-oct-2024-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-oct-2024-r1 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-sep-2022-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-sep-2022-r1 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-sep-2023-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-sep-2023-r1 (including)
Android Samsung 14.0-smr-sep-2024-r1 (including) 14.0-smr-sep-2024-r1 (including)

Potential Mitigations

  • Compartmentalize the system to have “safe” areas where trust boundaries can be unambiguously drawn. Do not allow sensitive data to go outside of the trust boundary and always be careful when interfacing with a compartment outside of the safe area.
  • Ensure that appropriate compartmentalization is built into the system design, and the compartmentalization allows for and reinforces privilege separation functionality. Architects and designers should rely on the principle of least privilege to decide the appropriate time to use privileges and the time to drop privileges.

References

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