StrandHogg vulnerability enables malicious software to masquerade as trusted Android apps
The vulnerability stems from a multitasking feature in Android
StrandHogg security vulnerability in Android allows attackers to run malicious processes without user's knowledge
Researchers have discovered a security vulnerability in the Android OS that could allow attackers to run malicious processes on a phone without the user's knowledge. The vulnerability, dubbed StrandHogg,...
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