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The Android patch-gap continues, beware of corrupted VPN apps and more. Welcome to Cyber Security Today. It's Friday, November 25th, 2022. I'm Howard Solomon, contributing reporter on cybersecurity for ITWorldCanada.com. If you have a certain model of an Android phone from Google Pixel, Samsung and other manufacturers it may have vulnerabilities hackers can take

Google Project Zero has discovered security flaws in Android devices by vendors like Google, Samsung, Xiaomi, and Oppo. Notably, the team had initially discovered these issues earlier this year in June and July.

Millions of Samsung Galaxy phones powered by Exynos and Mali GPUs remain vulnerable to a handful of security flaws discovered in June. - SamMobile

A set of 5 vulnerabilities in Arm's Mali GPU driver has remained unpatched on millions of Android devices for months, despite the chip maker releasing

Some phone makers are yet to distribute the patch, despite a fix being available for some time.

Googles Project Zero team says that Samsung, Xiaomi, Oppo and Google havent deployed patches for vulnerabilities months after ARM issued fixes for them..

Android manufacturers fail to provide patches for Mali GPU vulnerabilities - SiliconANGLE

A set of five exploitable vulnerabilities in Arms Mali GPU driver remain unfixed months after the chip maker patched them, leaving potentially millions of Android devices exposed to attacks.

Months after a fix was issued by a vendor, downstream Android device manufacturers still haven't patched, highlighting a troubling trend.

Yesterday was World Children’s Day. Unlike the Children’s Day celebration observed in Nigeria on May 29, every year, World Children’s Day is marked every November 20 as an international observance that United Nations member countries use to promote and celebrate children’s rights. Established by the UN in 1954, the theme of this year’s celebration, ‘Equality […]