Hack The Galaxy: Hunting Bugs in the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge

This blog post discusses a bug leading to memory corruption in Samsung's Android kernel (specifically the kernel of the Galaxy A50, A505FN - I haven't looked at Samsung's kernels for other devices). I will describe the bug and how I wrote a (very unreliable) exploit for it. I will also describe how a second vulnerability, which had long been fixed in the upstream kernel, the upstream stable releases, and the Android common kernel, but not in Samsung's kernel, aided in its exploitation.

A Project Zero post on bypassing Samsung's Real-Time Kernel Protection on Android, defeating hypervisor-based integrity checks meant to block kernel tampering.

Bishop Fox shows how to bypass .NET MAUI's platform packaging to extract readable C# assemblies from Android and iOS apps, then use that shared-assembly insight to uncover critical vulnerability patterns in common business logic.

An analysis of CVE-2023-0266 as used in a modern in-the-wild Android exploit, dissecting the vulnerability, the exploitation strategy, and defensive lessons learned.

Disclosure of multiple internet-to-baseband remote code execution vulnerabilities affecting Samsung Exynos modems, detailing the flaws, affected devices, and patch availability.

This post provides a technical deep dive into specific, real-world vulnerabilities discovered by Google's PageBreak scanner