SingCert: Beware of major Android flaw that could lock users out of smartphones
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[SINGAPORE] The authorities have put up a security advisory online warning Google Android smartphone and tablet users to be wary of downloading media files sent via MMS, or multimedia messages.
A major Android operating system flaw allows hackers to take control of users' smartphones simply by sending an MMS, said the Singapore Computer Emergency Response Team (SingCert), a unit of Singapore's newly set up Cyber Security Agency.
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