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A new Android vulnerability (CVE-2019-2234) allows attackers to hijack Camera App

On November 22, 2019 By Andrea Fortuna In Cybersecurity

Researchers from Checkmarx Security Research Team has discovered and disclosed a vulnerability [2] in Android camera app that may allows a malicious app to bypass camera access permissions.

New WhatsApp vulnerability allows remote command execution using a crafted MP4 file

On November 21, 2019 By Andrea Fortuna In Cybersecurity

Update your client ASAP!

ATFuzzer: exploiting AT commands on Android basebands using malicious USB and Bluetooth accessories

On November 20, 2019 By Andrea Fortuna In Cybersecurity

Researchers at Purdue College and University of Iowa have revealed a paper detailing how the baseband processors of a large number of common Android smartphones may be compromised using malicious USB and Bluetooth accessories.

146 new security vulnerabilities discovered in various Android versions

On November 19, 2019 By Andrea Fortuna In Android, Cybersecurity

Researchers by security firm Kryptowire have discovered and revealed 146 vulnerabilities in various version of Android.

Court forces e-mail provider Tutanota to release unencrypted messages

On November 15, 2019 By Andrea Fortuna In Privacy

The e-mail provider Tutanota advertises to be the “world’s most secure e-mail service”. The company offers encrypted e-mail communication and claims to have six million customers relying on this security promise.