Security experts have warned that over one billion Android devices are at serious risk from a new vulnerability dubbed Stagefright 2.0. The attack exploits a vulnerability in MP3 and MP4 video files, ...

Since Joshua Drake of Zimperium announced his talk at the Black Hat conference on Twitter, speculation in the blogosphere has been rampant. BLACKHAT USA 2015 ...

On Monday, news broke that Android phones could be infected by merely receiving a picture via a message. It’s a flaw that’s being called “Stagefright” after Android’s media library that processes ...

Stagefright? What? Huh? That’s what you’ve been asking yourself ever since the Internet erupted yesterday over the announcement of a big computer bug in Google’s Android operating system. In fact, you ...

Back in July, a security company called Zimperium allegedly found the exploit. The first question is - am I vulnerable? According to AndroidCentral.com, there's a bit of a discrepancy between who is ...

Millions of Android devices are at risk yet again after researchers found a new way to exploit an older vulnerability that was previously patched by Google. NorthBit, based in Herzliya, Israel, ...

Recent – and mostly incorrect – reports of an Android phone system hack have finally been put to rest by the only source that matters. At the Black Hat security conference this morning, Adrian Ludwig, ...

If you’re an Android owner, it’s important to make sure that your device is always up to date, not just so you can take advantage of the great features that Google is constantly adding to the ...

Last week Google announced fixes to the widely reported Stagefright vulnerability. Fix might not be the right word, though, because as of April 19, 2016, when Google released the Android Security Year ...

Researchers have developed Metaphor, a “fast, reliable, and stealthy” exploit for the Stagefright vulnerability that can affect millions of Android devices. Whether or not the attack becomes widely ...