Android flaw lets hackers break in with text message
Malicious code executed by attackers could take control of smartphones and plunder contents without owners knowing
San Francisco
CYBER security firm Zimperium on Monday warned of a flaw in the world's most popular smartphone operating system that lets hackers take control with a text message.
Zimperium Mobile Security said in a blog post that attackers need only the mobile number to remotely execute code via a specially crafted media file delivered via MMS (text message).
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