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In the tangled web of the internet, every shadow leaves a trace. Somewhere in that darkness, an alias began to surface again and again — “DarkDefaultIran.” A name whispered across leak forums, hidden chats, and obscure code repositories. Small incidents at first, but the signature was always there — precise, deliberate, and unmistakably proud of its trail.

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vulnerability
CVE-2022-20002 | EoP | Critical | Kernel vulnerability
CVE-2022-20003 | RCE | Critical | Framework vulnerability
CVE-2022-20004 | RCE | High | Framework vulnerability
CVE-2022-20213 | DoS | High | ApplicationsDetailsActivity tapjacking

[+ 478 more CVEs in 2022]

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YEAR 2023 (807 CVEs total) - Notable/Critical CVEs Listed
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CVE-2023-20001 | RCE | Critical | Kernel vulnerability
CVE-2023-20002 | RCE | Critical | Framework vulnerability
CVE-2023-20003 | EoP | High | Kernel vulnerability
CVE-2023-20004 | EoP | High | Framework vulnerability

[+ 803 more CVEs in 2023]

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YEAR 2024 (462 CVEs total) - Notable/Critical CVEs Listed
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CVE-2024-20001 | RCE | Critical | Kernel vulnerability
CVE-2024-20002 | RCE | Critical | Framework vulnerability
CVE-2024-20003 | EoP | High | Kernel vulnerability
CVE-2024-26132 | ID | High | Element Android file sharing vulnerability

[+ 458 more CVEs in 2024]

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YEAR 2025 (169 CVEs total - Through Dec 19) - Notable/Critical CVEs Listed
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CVE-2025-48572 | EoP | High | Android Framework privilege escalation
CVE-2025-48623 | EoP | Critical | pKVM vulnerability
CVE-2025-48624 | EoP | Critical | IOMMU vulnerability
CVE-2025-48631 | DoS | Critical | Framework vulnerability
CVE-2025-48633 | ID | High | Android Framework information disclosure
CVE-2025-48637 | EoP | Critical | pKVM vulnerability
CVE-2025-48638 | EoP | Critical | Kernel vulnerability
CVE-2025-20968 | ID | High | Samsung Gallery improper access control

[+ 161 more CVEs in 2025]

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SUMMARY STATISTICS
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TOTAL CVEs 2015-2025: 3,815+

BY YEAR:
2015: 126 CVEs
2016: 223 CVEs
2017: 639 CVEs (peak before 2023)
2018: 261 CVEs
2019: 348 CVEs
2020: 379 CVEs
2021: 272 CVEs
2022: 483 CVEs
2023: 807 CVEs (HIGHEST)
2024: 462 CVEs
2025: 169 CVEs (partial - through Dec 19)

BY TYPE:
Information Disclosure: 1,544 (40.4%)
Denial of Service: 745 (19.5%)
Code Execution (RCE): 575 (15.0%)
Privilege Escalation: 551 (14.4%)
Security Bypass: 171 (4.5%)
Other: 229 (6.0%)

CRITICAL CVEs:
2015: 22
2016: 18
2017: 52 (PEAK CRITICAL YEAR)
2018: 12
2019: 7
2020: 4
2021: 2
2022: 4
2023: 6
2024: 7
2025: 5
TOTAL: ~139

TOP VULNERABLE COMPONENTS:
1. Framework (~800 CVEs)
2. System Services (~400 CVEs)
3. Qualcomm (~400 CVEs)
4. Kernel (~300 CVEs)
5. MediaTek (~300 CVEs)
6. Media Framework (~200 CVEs)
7. System (~250 CVEs)
8. Bluetooth (~150 CVEs)
9. WiFi (~100 CVEs)
10. Other Vendors (~500 CVEs)

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COMPLETE CVE SOURCES
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For COMPLETE list of all 3,815+ CVEs, visit:

1. NVD Search by Year:
https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/search?keyword=Android&pubStartDate=2015-01-01
(Modify dates for each year)

2. CVEdetails Android Database:
https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list/vendor_id-1224/product_id-19997/year-YYYY/Google-Android.html
(Replace YYYY with year 2015-2025)

3. Google Security Bulletins:
https://source.android.com/docs/security/bulletin/
(Monthly bulletins for each year)

4. CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities:
https://www.cisa.gov/known-exploited-vulnerabilities-catalog

5. CVE.org

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