Google says it prevented 1.4 million bad applications from being published on Google Play in 2022 and banned 173k developer accounts.
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NSO Group used at least three iOS zero-click exploits in Pegasus attacks in 2022: FindMyPwn, PwnYourHome, and LatentImage.
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The Android vulnerability CVE-2023-20963, reportedly exploited as a zero-day by a Chinese app against millions of devices, was added to CISA’s KEV catalog.
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Developers of Android applications will be required by Google to allow users to delete their account and data from within the app and online.
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Android’s April 2023 security updates were released this week with patches for two critical-severity vulnerabilities leading to remote code execution.
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TikTok general counsel says company is trying to make it physically impossible for any government, including China, to access to U.S. user data.
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A group of academic researchers devised an attack that can intercept Wi-Fi traffic at the MAC layer, bypassing client isolation.
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Promoted as a MaaS, the Nexus Android trojan targets 450 financial applications for account takeover.
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A vulnerability in Google Pixel phones allows for the recovery of an original, unedited screenshot from the cropped version.
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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.
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