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GitHub Open Source NebuSec/CyberMeowfia

PoCs and exploits for CVEs discovered by VEGA.

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What is NebuSec/CyberMeowfia?
NebuSec/CyberMeowfia is a digital product or tool described as: PoCs and exploits for CVEs discovered by VEGA.
Where did NebuSec/CyberMeowfia originate?
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When was NebuSec/CyberMeowfia publicly launched?
The initial public indexing or launch date for NebuSec/CyberMeowfia within our tracked developer communities was recorded on July 1, 2026.
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NebuSec/CyberMeowfia has achieved measurable traction, logging over 939 traction score and facilitating 276 recorded discussions or engagements.
Are there active development issues for NebuSec/CyberMeowfia?
Yes, we are currently tracking open architectural debates and bug reports for this project on GitHub. There are currently 5 active high-priority issues logged recently.
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Active Developer Issues (GitHub)

open That shows the permission has been granted but the logs show the device is not support
Logged: Jul 10, 2026
open can you support China Android?
Logged: Jul 10, 2026
open hope vivo iqoo15 model supports it
Logged: Jul 10, 2026
open Please add Xperia 5 III
Logged: Jul 9, 2026
open Add support for HUAWEI STK-AL00 / Kirin 710F
Logged: Jul 9, 2026

Community Voice & Feedback

mbana • Jul 13, 2026
> Thanks for the reply!
>
> I just tried Live PWN multiple times. Every time, after clicking "OK" twice, a few logs appear, and then the phone quickly reboots.
>
> In previous versions, the reboots seemed to happen only occasionally, but in the current release, it happens almost every single time.
>
> Looking forward to your next update!

Same here: Please see .
10hihi01 • Jul 10, 2026
try [VIVO-OTA-Tracker](https://github.com/mytiantian001/VIVO-OTA-Tracker)
AmarnathCJD • Jul 10, 2026
Have you got any lead
nullCode666 • Jul 10, 2026
> Did you try?

yes,i tried but there a deviation in vivo iqoo so i blocked. we need to analyze corresponding firmware files
AmarnathCJD • Jul 10, 2026
Did you try?
lyjjl • Jul 10, 2026
Thanks for the reply!

I just tried Live PWN multiple times. Every time, after clicking "OK" twice, a few logs appear, and then the phone quickly reboots.

In previous versions, the reboots seemed to happen only occasionally, but in the current release, it happens almost every single time.

Looking forward to your next update!
nebusecurity • Jul 9, 2026
Hi, we’re trying to address this issue with the following commit: https://github.com/NebuSec/CyberMeowfia/commit/1a10c4e500238c2bc0a46833c4caf728740f3aee

It has now been deployed. Please try again, and if you still don’t see any effect, feel free to let us know.

Thanks again for your feedback!
ilovecats4606 • Jul 3, 2026
> +1 I wonder where the offsets is taken from

If you have KASLR bypass, this will be very useful :) also, you can extract vmlinux, use pahole, but for debug might need ghidra
Ravihalajole • Jul 3, 2026
> > I have been very curious about this exploit, and I want to experience this on my secondary phone (Motorola tab 60 neo), but it always ends up in rebooting.
> > It would be great if you add a guide or a tool to add new device support.
> > Thank you.
>
> can you submit logs? specifically: `/proc/last_kmsg` or `/sys/fs/pstore/console-ramoops*` and the kernel version of your device, `config.gz` (from `/proc`) or upload your kernel/boot.img

My tab is neither rooted nor bl unlocked, I just extracted boot.img from the firmware.

Target: Moto Pad 60 Neo (XT2575-3)
Build: XT2575-3_ROW_OPEN_USER_M1317.3_W_ZUI_17.5.10.109_ST_260605
SoC: MT8755 (Dimensity 6300)
Kernel: 5.15
Patch: 2026-06-05

Here I uploaded boot image : https://pixeldrain.com/u/xCAAJLrG
Let me know if there is anything I can do.
JumboMite • Jul 3, 2026
> In fact, your request actually pushed us to order a Pixel 9, so once it arrives, we’ll be able to release the exploit you’re looking for. 😉

Can you please provide an example of the exploit for android linux 5.x, maybe even 4.x if possible?
MhmRdd • Jul 3, 2026
> I have been very curious about this exploit, and I want to experience this on my secondary phone (Motorola tab 60 neo), but it always ends up in rebooting.
> It would be great if you add a guide or a tool to add new device support.
> Thank you.

can you submit logs? specifically:
`/proc/last_kmsg` or `/sys/fs/pstore/console-ramoops*`
and the kernel version of your device, `config.gz` (from `/proc`)
or upload your kernel/boot.img
PhantomEnigma • Jul 3, 2026
> +1 I wonder where the offsets is taken from

As far I know, It will need either a rooted device, to extract offsets or Decompiling the boot image in Ghidra or something.
zainarbani • Jul 3, 2026
+1
I wonder where the offsets is taken from
eepymeowers • Jul 3, 2026
> Hi, and yes. we’re working on it. We’re planning to release support for the entire Pixel 10 series soon, as we already have all the exploits ready. We’re also actively working on the Pixel 9 series right now.
>
> In fact, your request actually pushed us to order a Pixel 9, so once it arrives, we’ll be able to release the exploit you’re looking for. 😉

Awesome, thank you!!! :)
nebusecurity • Jul 2, 2026
Hi, and yes. we’re working on it. We’re planning to release support for the entire Pixel 10 series soon, as we already have all the exploits ready. We’re also actively working on the Pixel 9 series right now.

In fact, your request actually pushed us to order a Pixel 9, so once it arrives, we’ll be able to release the exploit you’re looking for. 😉

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