CVE-2024-38424 describes a memory corruption vulnerability found during the GNSS HAL process initialization. Although the CVSS score is 0, indicating a base score, the SOCRadar Vulnerability Risk Score (SVRS) is 30 and this vulnerability is tagged as In The Wild, suggesting potential real-world exploitation. This flaw could lead to unpredictable system behavior or application crashes. A successful exploit of CVE-2024-38424 may permit an attacker to execute arbitrary code. While the SVRS is not critical, the "In The Wild" tag necessitates monitoring and potential mitigation. Given the risk of memory corruption, it’s crucial to assess impacted systems and implement necessary security measures. Organizations should prioritize patching based on the specific system context and exploitability assessments.