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罗技云掌机 · GhostLock CVE-2026-43499 root 尝试

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Logitech G Cloud · GhostLock CVE-2026-43499 Root Attempt

Logitech G Cloud — CVE-2026-43499 (GhostLock) Root Attempt

⚠️ For research and defensive purposes only

All content in this repository is generated by DeepSeek AI, for security research, vulnerability analysis, and defensive security assessment only.


Status

Standard exploit chain NOT applicable

The CVE-2026-43499 vulnerability exists and is reachable via futex PI race (EDEADLK confirmed), but Qualcomm rewrote the rtmutex core code (rbtree → bitmap/linked-list). The standard IonStack write primitive (rb_erase constrained write) does not exist on this kernel.

The CVE-2026-43499 vulnerability exists and is reachable via futex PI race (EDEADLK confirmed), but Qualcomm rewrote the rtmutex core code (rbtree → bitmap/linked-list). The standard IonStack write primitive (rb_erase constrained write) does not exist on this kernel.


Device Info

ItemValue
ModelLogitech G Cloud (HALO)
FirmwareSQ02K.60.0228 (2025-08-27)
SoCQualcomm Snapdragon 720G (SM7125, ATOLL)
GPUAdreno 618 (700MHz)
CPUKryo 465: 2×Cortex-A76 @2.3GHz + 6×Cortex-A55 @1.8GHz
Process8nm
RAM4GB LPDDR4X
Storage64GB UFS
Display7-inch IPS LCD, 1920×1080, 60Hz
Battery6000mAh
ConnectivityWi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.1, USB-C 3.1
KernelLinux 4.14.190-perf+ (Clang 10.0.7, GNU ld 2.27)
Kernel Buildscm@a9b0f71b66dc, SMP PREEMPT, 2025-08-27
Kernel BaseQualcomm LA.UM.9.1.r1-09200-SMxxx0.0
Android VersionAndroid 11 (API 31)
Built byTencent Level Infinite (Zing build system)
BootloaderLocked, avb=vbmeta, dm-verity enabled
KASLREnabled (bypassable via perf_event_open)
ProtectionsKPTI ✅ / PAN ✅ / SCS ❌ / CFI ❌ / PAC ❌
SELinuxEnforcing
Hardware IDGR0006 (Logitech HALO CN)
Software PartnerLogitech (hardware) + Tencent Games (software)

Firmware Download

📥 Mega.nz Download Link: [https://mega.nz/folder/I2MUkQyD#n6bG8gzsjqKNdpk8napniQ]

Included files:

  • Logitech-HALO_CN-SQ02K.60.0228-USER.zip — Full firmware (1.37 GB)
  • boot.img — Full boot image (64 MB)
  • kernel — Uncompressed ARM64 kernel (35 MB)
  • kernel.gz — Compressed kernel (15 MB)
  • ramdisk — Boot ramdisk (87 KB)
  • config.txt — Full kernel build config (61 KB)

Repository Structure

root@kitploit:~
GhostLock-SD720G-CVE-2026-43499/
├── exploit/              # Kernel exploit source & binaries
│   ├── sd720g_exploit.c       # Main exploit (race trigger + KASLR + log)
│   ├── sd720g_exploit         # Compiled ARM64 binary (2.1 MB)
│   ├── target_sd720g.h        # Core symbol offsets (12 functions)
│   ├── target_sd720g_complete.h  # Full 37 symbol table
│   ├── perf_leak_sd720g.c     # KASLR base leak tool
│   ├── perf_leak              # Compiled binary (2.1 MB)
│   └── compile_perf_leak.bat  # NDK build script
│
├── preload/              # LD_PRELOAD shared library
│   ├── sd720g_preload.c      # Constructor-based exploit
│   ├── arm.so                # Compiled ARM64 .so (16 KB)
│   └── compile_preload.bat   # Build script
│
├── tools/                # Analysis & extraction scripts
│   ├── extract_kallsyms.py   # Pure Python kallsyms parser (PIE-aware)
│   ├── extract_symbols.py    # Symbol offset extractor
│   ├── find_ghostlock_bug.py # Binary search for pi_blocked_on=NULL pattern
│   ├── reanalysis.py         # 0x105aeb0 & rb_erase call chain trace
│   ├── trace_waiter.py       # rt_mutex_waiter field write search
│   ├── analyze_pi_state.py   # pi_state alloc/free lifecycle analysis
│   └── kgsl_uaf_test.c       # KGSL GPU UAF trigger test
│
├── docs/                 # Analysis documents
│   ├── CVE2026-43499_SD720G_分析.md        # Full analysis report (Chinese)
│   ├── GHOSTLOCK_SD720G_PORT_RECORD.md     # Porting record & findings
│   ├── CVE2026-43499_SD720G_参考数据汇总.md  # Reference data & symbol table
│   ├── ALTERNATIVE_STRATEGY.md             # Alternative attack paths
│   ├── HEAP_ANALYSIS.md                    # Heap / pi_state lifecycle
│   ├── STACK_ANALYSIS.md                   # Stack reclaim feasibility
│   ├── WRITE_PRIMITIVE.md                  # Write primitive research
│   ├── BOOT_ANALYSIS.md                    # Boot image structure
│   └── FINAL_ANALYSIS.md                   # Final conclusions

Key Findings

✅ Confirmed Working

ItemNote
KASLR Leakperf_event_open works via PERF_TYPE_SOFTWARE (paranoid=-1)
Futex PI RaceEDEADLK (errno=35) confirms deadlock path reachable
Symbol Extraction37 symbols extracted from kallsyms (including commit_creds, prepare_kernel_cred, init_task, etc.)
LD_PRELOAD Loadingarm.so compiled correctly, loads and executes on device

❌ Blockers

ItemReason
Qualcomm Bitmap RT Mutexrt_mutex_adjust_prio_chain uses bitmap priority queue instead of standard rbtree
No Stack Waiterremove_waiter frame only 0x30 (48 bytes), no local struct rt_mutex_waiter
Dead Coderemove_waiter (0xCEAA0) has no direct callers in kernel binary
No rb_erase Chain0x105aeb0 is a ring buffer operation function, not rb_erase
pi_state LifecycleUses refcount+RCU instead of direct kfree, differs from standard Linux
Big.LITTLEKernelSnitch mm_struct leak fails on A76+A53 heterogeneous CPU
CONFIG_CRYPTO_USER_API_AEADNot enabled — CVE-2026-31431 (Copy Fail) not exploitable

📝 Conclusion

root@kitploit:~
CVE-2026-43499 vulnerability exists:         ✅ (str xzr at 0xdbf10)
Standard IonStack exploit chain:             ❌ (Qualcomm code differs)
Alternative write primitive:                 ⚠️ Not found in current analysis

Usage (When device is available)

root@kitploit:~
# Push files
adb push preload/arm.so /data/local/tmp/
adb push exploit/perf_leak /data/local/tmp/
adb shell chmod 755 /data/local/tmp/arm.so /data/local/tmp/perf_leak

# Step 1: Leak KASLR base
adb shell /data/local/tmp/perf_leak

# Step 2: Trigger GhostLock race
adb shell LD_PRELOAD=/data/local/tmp/arm.so env

# After crash, check dmesg
adb shell dmesg | grep -A 30 "PC\|Call trace\|Internal error"

References

  • NebuSec/CyberMeowfia — IonStack CVE-2026-43499
  • hexo141/Rootme — OnePlus PLQ110 GhostLock Port
  • qhyz.holyfun.cn — MT6833 GhostLock Port
  • Qualcomm ATOLL Platform (SM7125) CodeLinaro

License

For Research Purposes Only

This repository is for cybersecurity research and defensive purposes only. The authors are not responsible for any misuse.

Generated by DeepSeek AI

All code and analysis in this repository were generated with assistance from DeepSeek AI for educational and research reference only.

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