Developers of Android applications will be required by Google to allow users to delete their account and data from within the app and online.
The post Google Wants Android Users to Have More Control Over Their Data appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Android’s April 2023 security updates were released this week with patches for two critical-severity vulnerabilities leading to remote code execution.
The post Android’s April 2023 Updates Patch Critical Remote Code Execution Vulnerabilities appeared first on SecurityWeek.
TikTok general counsel says company is trying to make it physically impossible for any government, including China, to access to U.S. user data.
The post TikTok Attorney: China Can’t Get U.S. Data Under Plan appeared first on SecurityWeek.
A group of academic researchers devised an attack that can intercept Wi-Fi traffic at the MAC layer, bypassing client isolation.
The post New Wi-Fi Attack Allows Traffic Interception, Security Bypass appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Promoted as a MaaS, the Nexus Android trojan targets 450 financial applications for account takeover.
The post ‘Nexus’ Android Trojan Targets 450 Financial Applications appeared first on SecurityWeek.
A vulnerability in Google Pixel phones allows for the recovery of an original, unedited screenshot from the cropped version.
The post Google Pixel Vulnerability Allows Recovery of Cropped Screenshots appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Critical security flaws expose Samsung’s Exynos modems to “Internet-to-baseband remote code execution” attacks with no user interaction. Project Zero says an attacker only needs the victim’s phone number.
The post Project Zero: Samsung Mobile Chipsets Vulnerable to Baseband Code Execution Exploits appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Google has released patches for more than 50 vulnerabilities as part of the March 2023 security updates for the Android platform.
The post Android’s March 2023 Updates Patch Over 50 Vulnerabilities appeared first on SecurityWeek.
So how serious is the threat of using TikTok? Should TikTok users who don’t work for the government be worried about the app, too?
The post Why TikTok Is Being Banned on Gov’t Phones in US and Beyond appeared first on SecurityWeek.
The White House is giving all federal agencies 30 days to wipe TikTok off all government devices.
The post White House: No More TikTok on Gov’t Devices Within 30 Days appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Impostazioni privacy
Questo sito utilizza i cookie per migliorare la tua esperienza di navigazione su questo sito.
