High Risk Security Vulnerability in Qualcomm mobile processors

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High Risk Security Vulnerability in Qualcomm mobile processors | IT Security News

A recent study carried out by some cyber security researchers from Checkpoint has discovered a serious vulnerability in nearly 40% of top end mobile phones manufactured by reputed companies such as Google, Samsung, LG, Xiaomi and OnePlus. Experts say that the flaw allows hackers to take remote access of a victimized device that are loaded […]

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