Memory corruption in Audio while processing IIR config data from AFE calibration block.

Memory corruption in Audio while calling START command on host voice PCM multiple times for the same RX or TX tap points.

Information disclosure in Audio while accessing AVCS services from ADSP payload.

Transient DOS in Audio when invoking callback function of ASM driver.

Transient DOS while parsing IPv6 extension header when WLAN firmware receives an IPv6 packet that contains `IPPROTO_NONE` as the next header.

Memory corruption in Audio when memory map command is executed consecutively in ADSP.

Memory corruption while processing Listen Sound Model client payload buffer when there is a request for Listen Sound session get parameter from ST HAL.

Memory corruption when HLOS allocates the response payload buffer to copy the data received from ADSP in response to AVCS_LOAD_MODULE command.

Memory corruption while running NPU, when NETWORK_UNLOAD and (NETWORK_UNLOAD or NETWORK_EXECUTE_V2) commands are submitted at the same time.

The session index variable in PCM host voice audio driver initialized before PCM open, accessed during event callback from ADSP and reset during PCM close may lead to race condition between event callback - PCM close and reset session index causing memory corruption.

Transient DOS while processing a WMI P2P listen start command (0xD00A) sent from host.

Memory corruption while running VK synchronization with KASAN enabled.

Transient DOS in WLAN Firmware while parsing a BTM request.

Transient DOS in Data Modem during DTLS handshake.

Memory corruption while receiving a message in Bus Socket Transport Server.

Permanent DOS in Hypervisor while untrusted VM without PSCI support makes a PSCI call.

Memory corruption in Audio during playback with speaker protection.

Memory corruption in TZ Secure OS while requesting a memory allocation from TA region.

Memory corruption in HLOS while running playready use-case.

Memory corruption in Graphics Linux while assigning shared virtual memory region during IOCTL call.