Government warns Android users of hacking threat due to vulnerabilities in operating system
The government has issued a warning for Android smartphone users. The government agency CERT-In has issued a warning about various vulnerabilities found in Android devices. CERT-In has classified this as a High Severity Rating Alert, indicating that Android users are currently at high risk. At Risk Phones: According to the government agency, smartphones running on Android 12, Android 12L, Android 13, and Android 14 operating systems are at risk of being hacked. Identified Flaws: The government agency's investigation revealed that smartphones using Google Play System Update, ARM components, Imagination Technologies components, Unisoc components, Qualcomm components, and Qualcomm closed-source components within the Android 12, Android 12L, Android 13, and Android 14 operating system frameworks are at higher risk of being hacked.
















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