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Samsung Updates Devices with 25 Patches

May 8, 2024
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Samsung Updates Devices with 25 Patches

Samsung has recently addressed a series of security vulnerabilities in its mobile devices by releasing patches for 25 Samsung Vulnerabilities and Exposures (SVE) items. These vulnerabilities span across various components, including the operating system, firmware, and Samsung-developed proprietary software. The disclosed flaws presented risks such as unauthorized code execution and privilege escalation, which could potentially allow malicious actors to gain unauthorized access to sensitive information or system functionalities. This proactive security measure underscores Samsung’s ongoing commitment to enhancing the security of its smartphones and tablets, ensuring the safety and privacy of its users.

The specific vulnerabilities patched include issues ranging from authentication bypasses to improper access controls. For instance, CVE-2024-20866 was an authentication bypass vulnerability in the Setupwizard, allowing unauthorized users to bypass device setup authentication mechanisms. Other notable vulnerabilities included CVE-2024-20855, an improper access control within the multitasking framework, and CVE-2024-20856, which affected Samsung’s Secure Folder, allowing attackers to bypass authentication measures to access sensitive information stored within.

Samsung’s response involved comprehensive updates to mitigate these risks. Notably, the May 2024 Security Maintenance Release (SMR) included patches that rectified these issues by implementing stricter access controls, removing unnecessary internet access during setup, and correcting memory corruption issues to prevent arbitrary code execution. This approach not only resolves specific vulnerabilities but also enhances the overall security framework of the devices to protect against potential future exploits.

In addition to Samsung’s proprietary fixes, the security update also incorporated patches from Google, addressing broader vulnerabilities in the Android operating system. This collaborative effort ensures that Samsung devices benefit from both Samsung-specific and general Android platform enhancements. Samsung encourages all users of its mobile devices to update their software to the latest version available through regular firmware update channels, highlighting the company’s dedication to maintaining user trust and confidence by offering timely and effective security measures. This commitment is crucial as cyber threats continue to evolve, demanding constant vigilance and prompt responses to secure user data and device functionality.

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  • Samsung Patches 25 Vulnerabilities in Mobile Devices

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