Android chip vulnerability leaves millions of devices open to attack
Security researchers have found a bug in Qualcomm chip sets and software drivers that would allow malicious actors to trigger privilege escalations and gain root access to an estimated 900 million Android devices.
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US racing to address Microsoft vulnerabilities, especially for small businessescyberscoop.com
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