Qualcomm Addresses Three Zero-Day Vulnerabilities in Adreno GPU Driver

Qualcomm has released security updates to fix three zero-day vulnerabilities identified in the Adreno Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) driver. These vulnerabilities, which were actively exploited in targeted attacks, impact a wide range of Qualcomm chipsets used in various devices. According to Qualcomm, two of the vulnerabilities are considered critical and have been assigned unique tracking identifiers. The company has urged device manufacturers and users to apply the security patches as soon as possible to mitigate the risk of exploitation. The Adreno GPU is commonly found in many smartphones and other mobile devices, making these vulnerabilities significant for the broader technology ecosystem. Qualcomm's prompt response aims to protect users from potential security threats arising from these flaws. The company has not disclosed detailed technical information about the vulnerabilities to prevent further exploitation but has coordinated with partners to ensure timely distribution of the patches.