The hardware security module of Mate 9 and Mate 9 Pro Huawei smart phones with the versions earlier before MHA-AL00BC00B156, versions earlier before MHA-CL00BC00B156, versions earlier before MHA-DL00BC00B156, versions earlier before MHA-TL00BC00B156, versions earlier before LON-AL00BC00B156, versions earlier before LON-CL00BC00B156, versions earlier before LON-DL00BC00B156, versions earlier before LON-TL00BC00B156 has a arbitrary memory read/write vulnerability due to the input parameters validation. An attacker with the root privilege of the Android system could exploit this vulnerability to read and write memory data anywhere or execute arbitrary code in the TrustZone.

The Near Field Communication (NFC) module in Mate 9 Huawei mobile phones with the versions before MHA-L29B 8.0.0.366(C567) has an information leak vulnerability due to insufficient validation on data transfer requests. When an affected mobile phone sends files to an attacker's mobile phone using the NFC function, the attacker can obtain arbitrary files from the mobile phone, causing information leaks.

Phone Finder in versions earlier before MHA-AL00BC00B156,Versions earlier before MHA-CL00BC00B156,Versions earlier before MHA-DL00BC00B156,Versions earlier before MHA-TL00BC00B156,Versions earlier before EVA-AL10C00B373,Versions earlier before EVA-CL10C00B373,Versions earlier before EVA-DL10C00B373,Versions earlier before EVA-TL10C00B373 can be bypass. An attacker can bypass the Phone Finder by special steps and enter the System Setting.