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Fixing 'Stagefright' flaw on Android is harder than we thought

Fixing ‘Stagefright’ flaw on Android is harder than we thought

Posted on August 14, 2015August 28, 2019 By Jarvis

The Stagefright vulnerability for Android won’t seem to want to go away. According toExodus Intelligence researchers one of the patched issued by Google could still allow access to Android devices. The researchers told Engadget via email, “the summary is that the Stagefright vulnerability is still exploitable and the 4-line patch that was implemented is faulty. We have been able to trigger the fault that still affects over 950 million Android devices.” The issue with the patch was reported to Google which open sourced the patch for the patch this morning.
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