CVE-2025-65885
MEDIUMDescription
An issue was discovered in the Delight Custom Firmware (CFW) for Nokia Symbian Belle devices on Nokia 808 (Delight v1.8), Nokia N8 (Delight v6.7), Nokia E7 (Delight v1.3), Nokia C7 (Delight v6.7), Nokia 700 (Delight v1.2), Nokia 701 (Delight v1.1), Nokia 603 (Delight v1.0), Nokia 500 (Delight v1.2), Nokia E6 (Delight v1.0), Nokia Oro (Delight v1.0), and Vertu Constellation T (Delight v1.0) allowing local attackers to inject startup scripts via crafted .txt files in the :\Data directory.
CVSS v3.1 Score
Weakness Type (CWE)
Affected Products
| Vendor | Product |
|---|---|
| symwld | delight_custom_firmware |
| nokia | 808_pureview |
| symwld | delight_custom_firmware |
| nokia | c7 |
| nokia | n8 |
| symwld | delight_custom_firmware |
| nokia | e7 |
| symwld | delight_custom_firmware |
| nokia | 701 |
| nokia | c6-01 |
| symwld | delight_custom_firmware |
| nokia | 500 |
| nokia | 700 |
| symwld | delight_custom_firmware |
| nokia | 603 |
| nokia | e6 |
| nokia | oro |
| nokia | vertu_constellation_t |
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