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Google Quick Share Security Shocker: 10 Flaws Unleash Potential RCE Mayhem on Android and Windows
Ten security flaws in Google’s Quick Share could enable a remote code execution chain on Windows and Android. Researchers from SafeBreach Labs discovered these vulnerabilities, which include denial-of-service flaws and unauthorized file writes. Google has addressed these issues in Quick Share version 1.0.1724.0 and later.
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Key Points:
- 10 security flaws found in Google’s Quick Share utility.
- Potential for remote code execution (RCE) on Windows systems.
- Flaws include remote denial-of-service (DoS), unauthorized file writes, and forced Wi-Fi connections.
- Issues fixed in Quick Share version 1.0.1724.0.
- Vulnerabilities tracked under CVE-2024-38271 and CVE-2024-38272.
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