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Pixel Prying: Google Confirms Zero-Day Exploits Targeting Android Bootloader and Firmware
Beware, Pixel pals! Your beloved smartphone’s been outsmarted by some sly security sleuths. With two cheeky Android security flaws (CVE-2024-29745 & CVE-2024-29748) playing hide-and-seek in the wild, Google’s on high alert. Forensic foes are frolicking in your firmware—time to tighten those digital defenses! 🕵️♂️📱💥 #AndroidSecurityFlaws
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It seems like Google's Pixel phones are throwing a zero-day party, and the forensic companies have VIP tickets! With not one, but two high-severity vulnerabilities, these digital detectives are having a field day, rebooting phones, dumping memories, and escalating privileges like they're climbing a corporate ladder. Maybe it's time for Pixel's bootloader and firmware components to consider a career change? Or at least, maybe it's time for some serious security gym sessions!Already a member? Log in here