XiaomiTime[verified]@timexiaomiDisclosure
The text announces the exposure of a hardware-level flaw in Snapdragon boot ROM (CVE-2026-25262) at Black Hat Asia 2026, highlighting its requirement for physical access and the difficulty of patching legacy/mid‑range chipsets.
Евгений Касперский[verified]@e_kaspersky_ruGeneral
Experts announced a critical, irreparable Qualcomm chip vulnerability that requires physical access, with more details available via provided links.
Kaspersky España[verified]@KasperskyESDisclosure
The tweet announces the discovery of CVE-2026-25262, a critical flaw in the un-updatable BootROM of Qualcomm chips that could affect millions of devices.
Rıdvan Yağlı[verified]@ridvanyagliDisclosure
Qualcomm researchers disclosed CVE‑2026‑25262, a critical BootROM Write‑What‑Where flaw that bypasses Secure Boot via physical access; detailed technical findings were presented at Black Hat but no patch or exploit code is available.
Kaspersky España[verified]@KasperskyESDisclosure
The post announces the discovery of a critical CVE-2026-25262 affecting Qualcomm chips, noting the vulnerability lies in the unupdatable BootROM and impacts millions of devices.
Kaspersky España[verified]@KasperskyESDisclosure
A critical CVE-2026-25262 affecting Qualcomm chips’ immutable BootROM has been discovered, impacting millions of devices from smartphones to IoT and automotive systems.
zip@zippgod24General
The text merely raises a question about a suspected CVE (2026-25262) affecting Snapdragon 865 devices, without providing additional technical or exploitation details.
it security@it__securityDisclosure
A new Qualcomm vulnerability (CVE-2026-25262) is disclosed, enabling hackers to bypass Secure Boot and secretly activate smartphone cameras. No PoC, exploit code, patch, or active exploitation evidence is provided.