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Attackers exploit 0-day vulnerability that gives full control of Android phones https://t.co/WIMH0Ka56w
— Rich Tehrani (@rtehrani) October 4, 2019
cc: @MarshaCollier, @dez_blanchfield, @MarshaCollier #Cybersecurity #infosec #cybercrime #cyberattacks #hacker #hack #breach #phishing #dos #ransomware #malware #virus #apt pic.twitter.com/DUZTxZjtqK
Zero day exploits such as this emphasize the importance of using only trusted sources for applications. https://t.co/ixcde6SI73 #InfoSecurity #InfoSec #Malware #CISO #CyberAttack #cyberattacks #BeCyberSmart #cybersecurity #cybersec
— Alpine Cyber (@AlpineCyber) October 4, 2019
Attackers are exploiting a zero-day vulnerability in Google’s Android operating system that can give them full control of at least 18 different phone model: https://t.co/WLuOIT5jZr
— Adam Levin (@Adam_K_Levin) October 4, 2019
I'll continue to urge others to NOT conduct crypto business on their phones. Phones are being exploited at an alarming rate and across most platforms and providers.https://t.co/bMKD9YvuV3
— Where's Bob? (@BobInDeepXRP) October 4, 2019
Attackers exploit 0day vulnerability that gives full control of Android phones https://t.co/IH4ropEI9B
— Gus (@0x711) October 4, 2019
Google's Project Zero Burns an NSO Group 0-day. "Attackers exploit 0-day vulnerability that gives full control of Android phones" https://t.co/RrTqLGoYRS
— profdeibert (@RonDeibert) October 4, 2019
Attackers exploit 0-day vulnerability that gives full control of Android phoneshttps://t.co/6QNiwp8fRj
— Nicolas Krassas (@Dinosn) October 4, 2019
Attackers exploit 0day vulnerability that gives full control of Android phones https://t.co/MW0KEj0Jj7 pic.twitter.com/eMQeVeL0Dl
— Justin (@xxdesmus) October 4, 2019
Attackers exploit 0-day vulnerability that gives full control of Android phones https://t.co/WquJuZX1OI
— The Cyber Security Hub (@TheCyberSecHub) October 4, 2019
Can you hear me now?!? ?♂️#infosec #CyberSecurity | https://t.co/U6mSNgeCdJ
— Peter Salvitti (@psalvitti) October 4, 2019
Attackers exploit 0day vulnerability that gives full control of some Android phones https://t.co/3VkOVupQlo
— Dan Goodin (@dangoodin001) October 4, 2019
Attackers are exploiting a 0-day vuln in Android that can give them full control of at least 18 different phone models, including four different Pixel models, a member of Google’s Project Zero research group said on TH night. https://t.co/PU4wGWd5vz
— Ars Technica (@arstechnica) October 4, 2019
Google finds Android zero-day used in the wild
— Catalin Cimpanu (@campuscodi) October 4, 2019
-impacts Pixel, Samsung, Huawei, Xiaomi devices
-Google linked it to NSO Group
-patched in early OS versions, but newer ones vulnerable again
-tracked as CVE-2019-2215
-it's an LPEhttps://t.co/dE9TQXV4MV pic.twitter.com/6sUU3uGU8x
I'll continue to urge others to NOT conduct crypto business on their phones. Phones are being exploited at an alarming rate and across most platforms and providers.https://t.co/bMKD9YvuV3
— Where's Bob? (@BobInDeepXRP) October 4, 2019
Zero-day vulnerability gives attackers full control of Android phones https://t.co/Iqm6Coxj7A #DataPrivacy #DataProtection #CyberSecurity #CIO #CISO #CPO #security #news #technology #hack #datesecurity #infosec #gdpr #dataprotection
— Ralph Browning ➡️ The Privacy Guy (@DataShadow) October 4, 2019
Google Finds Zero-Day Android Exploit Affecting Pixel, Samsung, and More https://t.co/byCJdhrVFj pic.twitter.com/c3COajepMf
— Server Install Net (@serverinstall1) October 4, 2019
Google found a serious Android flaw affecting Pixel, Samsung and Huawei phones https://t.co/6ROywNb1fR pic.twitter.com/RfeOk325GW
— #AI (@AI__TECH) October 5, 2019
Oh joy! #Android exploit granting full root access that can be delivered remotely via any website through a #Chrome render engine exploit. ?https://t.co/ny3rA0Lt7q
— Péter Szilágyi (@peter_szilagyi) October 4, 2019
Attackers exploit 0-day vulnerability that gives full control of popular Android phoneshttps://t.co/dhaJty1OW8
— WhatIsMyIPAddress.com (@wimia) October 4, 2019
Source >> https://t.co/cg1I9dDDxd @SamsungMobile @LGUSAMobile @XiaomiIndia @oppo @android
— DynamicCISO (@dynamicCISO) October 5, 2019
More info: https://t.co/o05wjVoXa9@rneelmani @CyberDost @hacback17 @CyberSpaceKenya @reach2ratan @sunilvarkey @techievicky @muqbil_ahmar @sameercybertech @sameeranja @samsaxena78 #ciso
Attackers exploit 0-day vulnerability that gives full control of Android phoneshttps://t.co/sSR5pfVzAl
— Chris Parker (@chrispcritters) October 4, 2019
"The chances of being exploited by attacks as expensive and targeted as the one described by Project Zero are extremely slim. Just the same, it may make sense to hold off installing non-essential apps and to use a non-Chrome browser until after the patch"https://t.co/uGaOLbG3vf
— Matt Odell (@matt_odell) October 4, 2019
Use an Android phone? Listen up!
— Jason R.C. Nurse (@jasonnurse) October 4, 2019
Attackers are exploiting a 0day vulnerability that gives *full control* of Android phones. Vulnerable phones include 4 #Pixel models, devices from #Samsung, #Motorola, and others. #Android #vulnerability #0day #security https://t.co/Pho2DnG91N
Attackers exploit 0-day vulnerability that gives full control of Android phones by @dangoodin001.https://t.co/yGGChyN399
— Criptext (@Criptext) October 4, 2019
Attackers exploit 0-day vulnerability that gives full control of Android phones https://t.co/NtrPQDabxa
— Sam Bowne (@sambowne) October 4, 2019
#ITSecurity #ITSec Attackers exploit 0day vulnerability that gives full control of Android phones | Ars Technica https://t.co/ldY4VXjtkO, see more https://t.co/yJWFBjnLur
— Arcanist (@ArcanistMX) October 5, 2019
?? Major Google Android Bug Lets Hackers Gain Full Control over Some of the World's Most Popular Phones?https://t.co/Qj09W8QtcU
— Alex (@aroseblush) October 4, 2019