Requires a fake mobile network to be operating and for the device to be connected to itHow is it fearmongering? According to the article on The Register, four zero day security vulnerabilities have been discovered which could allow remote code execution on any device an attacker knows the phone number of.
The article says one of the four vulnerabilities has been patched by Google on its Pixel devices, but the other three have not yet been patched, and it sounds like all four vulnerabilities have yet to be patched on the other listed devices. Hence Google's advice to disable WiFi calling and VoLTE for now.
No. The article says there are 14 less severe vulnerabilities which require 'either a malicious mobile network operator or an attacker with local access to the device'. This does not apply to the four severe vulnerabilities.Requires a fake mobile network to be operating and for the device to be connected to it
Baseband modem vulnerability so still requires access to a fake core network to set SDP so yes still need a fake operators networkNo. The article says there are 14 less severe vulnerabilities which require 'either a malicious mobile network operator or an attacker with local access to the device'. This does not apply to the four severe vulnerabilities.
I've personally never had a problem with any Exynos chip I've used, form mid range to the high end ones.A great day to use Snapdragon....
god I hate Exynos, especially after my S20+
I hated the Exynos in my S20+ and I'm so glad Exynos is dying outI've personally never had a problem with any Exynos chip I've used, form mid range to the high end ones.
I hated the Exynos in my S20+ and I'm so glad Exynos is dying out
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The guidance appears to be issued by a team associated with Google.