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CyberMeowfiaNS

The next stage of CyberMeowfil (CVE-2026-43499 and 43074),Possibly biased toward vivo devices?

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CyberMeowfia Android Kernel Research

This repository documents methods, tools, and case records for Android kernel sample analysis, following the CyberMeowfia research line. The two routes are CVE-2026-43499 and CVE-2026-43074. It is a proof-of-concept disclosure: how to judge root cause, bind exact identity, choose a route, grade evidence, and explain success or failure.

This repository documents methods, tools, and case records for Android kernel sample analysis, following the CyberMeowfia research line. The two routes are CVE-2026-43499 and CVE-2026-43074. It is a proof-of-concept disclosure: how to judge root cause, bind exact identity, choose a route, grade evidence, and explain success or failure.

Scope

  • Documentation, offline analysis tools, a case matrix, and per-KMI reference source.

  • Claims bind to an exact kernel_sha256 and an evidence label. Sharing a KMI is not an identity.

  • Device images, prebuilt payloads, and turnkey runners are not included.

  • Documentation, offline analysis tools, a case matrix, and per-KMI reference source.

  • Claims bind to an exact kernel_sha256 and an evidence label. Sharing a KMI is not an identity.

  • Device images, prebuilt payloads, and turnkey runners are not included.

Reading order

  1. Overview — two routes and KMI tracks
  2. Scope — what is in and out of tree
  3. Route selection and KMI tracks
  4. New sample workflow and Tool usage guide
  5. Case matrix
  6. Reference source

For a more detailed directory description, see docs/public/README.md. For terminology, see GLOSSARY.md.

Rules

Claims need a checkable sample identity. A race hit, a clean boot, or a successful syscall return is not closure. Record root cause, primitive, address domain, sticky write, privilege close, and authoritative readback as separate facts. Failures and disproofs are first-class results.

Claims need a checkable sample identity. A race hit, a clean boot, or a successful syscall return is not closure. Record root cause, primitive, address domain, sticky write, privilege close, and authoritative readback as separate facts. Failures and disproofs are first-class results.

License

Apache License 2.0. See LICENSE and NOTICE. For citation format, see CITATION.cff.

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