>another day >another massive android exploit found ht

>>59769600
nice dubs :^)

brb, stealing the passwords of every android user at my local starbucks'

>android exploit
the exploit is on the hardware which also happens to be on iphones retard

>not using Qualcomm™ powered devices

>This vulnerability was fixed in the April security patch
wow it's fucking nothing

>>59769600
> not using your own 4G network with VPN wherever you go

plebs

>>59769626
10.3.1 just fixed this

>Android
>updates

>>59769600
>The proof of concept doesn't do anything major (and it requires the attacker to know a targeted device's MAC address), but Beniamini was able to write values to a specific memory address

>This vulnerability was fixed in the April security patch

fucking nothing

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>>59769600
>A researcher from Google's Project Zero security team has revealed an exploit for Broadcom WiFi chips that can allow an attacker to execute code on your device.
>They just have to be on the same WiFi network as you.

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>>59769660
>>59769973
>implying any android phone past the ripe old age of 3 months gets security updates

>>59770812
you can update your phone yourself fucking retard

So glad I'm still using my iPhone 5

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>>59770917
>he has to tinker with his phone to not have his phone hacked
>he defends this practice

>>59769600
>We’ll focus on Broadcom’s Wi-Fi SoCs since they are the most common Wi-Fi chipset used on mobile devices. A partial list of devices which make use of this platform includes the Nexus 5, 6 and 6P, most Samsung flagship devices, and all iPhones since the iPhone 4.

All iPhones

https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.com/2017/04/over-air-exploiting-broadcoms-wi-fi_4.html

>>59770917
Are you paid to defend this

>>59769660
>wow it's fucking nothing
Except for the billions of devices out there still affected right?

>>59771398
>They just have to be on the same WiFi network as you

I'm so scared

>>59770812
My 3 year old android got last month's update, it's only a matter of time

>Broadcom
Oh no...

>>59769600
Shitdroid btfo!

Lagdroid in ruins!

Poodroid on suicide watch!