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May Android security updates patch 4 zero-days exploited in the wild

May Android security updates patch 4 zero-days exploited in the wild
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TSMC bailed Qualcomm out of a jam earlier this year when the Snapdragon 888 produced by Samsung caused overheating issues

TSMC bailed Qualcomm out of a jam earlier this year when the Snapdragon 888 produced by Samsung caused overheating issues It s being reported today by United Daily News in Taiwan that although Qualcomm commissioned Samsung s 5G chips for it s Snapdragon processors, Qualcomm had to call on TSMC to urgently assist them when Samsung s chips were faulty with heating issues. At the beginning of December last year, Qualcomm announced the launch of the high-end flagship processor Snapdragon 888, emphasizing the performance of the top specifications, using Samsung s 5nm process production. However, the first Xiaomi Mi 11 smartphones to introduce the Snapdragon 888 processor experienced many overheated problems and power consumption issues. Qualcomm then launched the 7nm Snapdragon 870 , to make up for the correction of the shortcomings of Snapdragon 888. It was then adopted by OPPO, OnePlus, Xiaomi, iQOO, Motorola and other brand mobile phones in the first quarter of th

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High-End Android Phones Facing Security Risk Due To Bug In Qualcomm Chip

High-End Android Phones Facing Security Risk Due To Bug In Qualcomm Chip - May 10, 2021 Cyber security researchers have discovered a high-risk security vulnerability in Qualcomm mobile chip responsible for cellular communication in nearly 40 per cent of the high-end phones offered by Google, Samsung, LG, Xiaomi and OnePlus. If exploited, the vulnerability in Qualcomm mobile station modem (MSM) would have allowed an attacker to use Android OS itself as an entry point to inject malicious and invisible code into phones, granting them access to SMS messages and audio of phone conversations, according to Check Point Research. Vulnerability also could have potentially allowed an attacker to unlock a mobile device’s SIM, according to the cyber security company.

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A flaw in Qualcomm modems could expose millions of smartphone users to hackers

A flaw in Qualcomm modems could expose millions of smartphone users to hackers
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How Patched Android Chip Flaw Could Have Enabled Spying

How Patched Android Chip Flaw Could Have Enabled Spying Compliance Compliance Compliance @prajeetspeaks) • May 7, 2021 (Photo: Shutterstock) A severe vulnerability in a system on certain Qualcomm chips, which has been patched, potentially could have enabled attackers to remotely control Android smartphones, access users text messages and call histories and listen in on conversations, according to a new report from researchers at security company Check Point Software Technologies. We have no evidence the vulnerability is being exploited, the spokesperson says. For this vulnerability to even begin to work, a device would need to be severely compromised to start with, which would be a bigger problem.

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