Android users here's an app for you.
Find out if you're one of the billion affected.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...int.quadrooter |
Saw this on bbc also.....apparently i have 4 vulnerabilities to do with linux ports...... but does not give you any further details on how to plug the holes.
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Originally Posted by mrtheedge2u2
(Post 11865361)
Saw this on bbc also.....apparently i have 4 vulnerabilities to do with linux ports...... but does not give you any further details on how to plug the holes.
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Originally Posted by mrtheedge2u2
(Post 11865361)
Saw this on bbc also.....apparently i have 4 vulnerabilities to do with linux ports...... but does not give you any further details on how to plug the holes.
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How did YOU come across this particular app Jack ??
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As an ex full time security professional I'm sent all Major security alerts. It's my duty to inform as many people as I can.
Even if it's bad news and 95% of users won't get a fix at least they know and can avoid using affected devices. |
My 6 edge has none :)
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I wasn't aware of this, none of the sources I get mailshotted by have flagged it up.
I'm always a bit wary when claims are made that 'an advanced threat detection system' us needed to limit the risk from a vulnerability, when the claim is made by a company who offer an 'advance threat detection system'. A bit more reading around shows that android Verify Apps, which has been a native feature of Android since about 2012, and will already provide adequate protection against the QuadRooter vulnerabilty. BTW my Xperia Z3+ reports 4 CVE's when the app is ran. source : http://www.androidcentral.com/google...ooter-exploits |
"The fourth vulnerability, CVE-2016-5340, will be addressed in an upcoming Android security bulletin"
Yeah, kind of. |
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