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BREAKING: Android Camera Security Vulnerability Exposed Data of Hundreds of Millions of Users https://t.co/28o6Kr7pk7 pic.twitter.com/oAiwcI8GaS
— Juan Carlos Pedreira (@juancpedreira) November 19, 2019
A vulnerability in the Google Camera app may have allowed attackers to surreptitiously take pictures and record videos even if the phone is locked or the screen is off, Checkmarx researchers have discovered. In addition to this, att... https://t.co/WdSEs5Sv48 via @InfoSecHotSpot pic.twitter.com/4EULRLW0IP
— Sean Harris (@InfoSecHotSpot) November 19, 2019
via helpnetsecurity Android camera apps could be hijacked to spy on users https://t.co/WoZWbuzj1b
— BrianHonan (@BrianHonan) November 19, 2019
Android Camera App Bug Lets Apps Record Video Without Permission https://t.co/QEdEQwexRO
— Dwight Silverman (@dsilverman) November 19, 2019
구글의 안드로이드 카메라 앱과 삼성의 카메라 앱에서 각각 7월과 8월에 취약점이 발견, 저장소 권한을 가진 앱이 무단으로 새로운 사진이나 동영상을 찍을 수 있어서 악용하기에 따라 도청이나 위치추적이 가능하다는 것이 드러나. 구글은 이를 7월에 패치함. https://t.co/MSOymgBZlc
— 푸른곰 (@purengom) November 19, 2019
Android Camera App Bug Lets Apps Record Video Without Permissionhttps://t.co/YazNL6p6ce#cybersecurity #informationsecurity #android #bug #hackers #vaultinfosec #wevowyoursecurity
— Vault Infosec (@vaultinfosec) November 19, 2019
New: Security researchers found a vulnerability with Google Assistant permissions that allowed malicious apps to take photos and videos without you knowing https://t.co/KXcjVh4Jiq
— alfred ? (@alfredwkng) November 19, 2019
..@CNET: @Google Assistant on @Android devices could be tricked into taking photos, videos. Security researchers found a flaw through #Android's voice commands that allowed for #eavesdropping and #locationtracking. https://t.co/1UgK48CUGG#privacy #vulnerability
— David J. Chamberlin (@djchamberlin) November 19, 2019
Hijacking Android's Camera Application#MobileSecurity #AndroidSecurity by @Checkmarx https://t.co/0vNhUFJ5le pic.twitter.com/mXWe1fvPAg
— Mobile Security (@mobilesecurity_) November 19, 2019
Camera apps on Google and Samsung phones can be abused to spy on device owners
— Catalin Cimpanu (@campuscodi) November 19, 2019
Report: https://t.co/KbuOaCLn8j
Video: https://t.co/3NHlzfaeMG pic.twitter.com/0hMZSrjE7J
Android camera app bug lets apps record video without permission https://t.co/EnkxZ6OwA9
— Security Response (@threatintel) November 19, 2019
Android flaw lets rogue apps take photos, record video even if your phone is locked https://t.co/auaefzEsqd via @ZDNet & @SecurityCharlie
— Charlie Osborne (@SecurityCharlie) November 19, 2019
#Android #vulnerability lets rogue apps take photos, record video even if your phone is locked. Millions of Google and Samsung devices were vulnerable to exploit:#CyberSecurity#MobileSechttps://t.co/4rCefBeORu
— Step9 Consulting (@step9consulting) November 19, 2019
Android flaw lets rogue apps take photos, record video even if your phone is locked https://t.co/8JEP02Xeed by @SecurityCharlie
— ZDNet (@ZDNet) November 19, 2019
Android flaw lets rogue apps take photos, record video even if your phone is locked https://t.co/sNNl4rkZ3l pic.twitter.com/Mh8VriRU4k
— CYBER PANDA (@Panda_Lv0) November 19, 2019
Android Camera App Bug Lets Apps Record Video Without Permission https://t.co/H4kmtPR63F
— pankaj mishra (@pankajontech) November 20, 2019
Google & Samsung fix Android spying flaw. Other makers may still be vulnerable | Ars Technica https://t.co/LGCSkx57cK
— Benedict Evans (@benedictevans) November 20, 2019
Google & Samsung fix Android spying flaw. Other makers may still be vulnerable. Camera and mic could be controlled by any app, no permission required.https://t.co/YY7RplKgtM
— WhatIsMyIPAddress.com (@wimia) November 20, 2019
Vulnerability in Google's Camera app allowed 3rd party apps to take pictures and video without user knowledge or CAMERA permission.
— Lukas Stefanko (@LukasStefanko) November 20, 2019
This happened because of exported CameraActivity that accepted input from other apps. CVE-2019-2234https://t.co/y8RCqMqOX7 via @checkmarx pic.twitter.com/JoskGspuxw
Security vulnerabilities in Google/Samsung Android's Camera app. "an attacker can control the app to take photos and/or record videos through a rogue application that has no permissions to do so" without user awareness of course. #GDPR #ePrivacy https://t.co/hLGOI9MJIi
— Lukasz Olejnik (@lukOlejnik) November 19, 2019
Android users: How private do you think your life is? Here's an article about the camera vulnerability. Google confirmed ✅⚠️#Android #AndroidDev #securityin5wordsorless #Security #Google #mobilefun https://t.co/MUfazsxXJ8 pic.twitter.com/sUkCQYZ2i7
— Volodymyr Bloom (@VolodymyrBloom) November 20, 2019
If this were a bug in iOS, the internet would be all over it. But because it’s on Android... ? https://t.co/HEJtnF4T8G
— Jeremy Higgs (@jeremyhiggs) November 20, 2019
It's easy to forget how far we've come in security when people talk about 'alarming' issues (not the vendors' words) that essentially say: if you can install malware on a phone, you can do bad things https://t.co/EyT9Xuy2MH
— Martijn Grooten (@martijn_grooten) November 20, 2019
How Attackers Could Hijack Your #Android Camera to Spy on You | #cybersecurity #infosec #vulnerability https://t.co/FkHUxA0TJZ
— Ragesh Shanavas ???? (@rsz619mania) November 20, 2019
It's not that straightforward. You can download the full report at the end of the original article: https://t.co/kxqm49mtBB
— Pedro Umbelino (@kripthor) November 20, 2019
The android flaw lets rogue apps take photos, record video even if your phone is locked#Android #Camera #Google #Samsung #Sony #Malware #vulnerability https://t.co/6QTtU4t1RX
— HUM (@HUM1504) November 20, 2019
Android Flaw Lets Rogue Apps Take Photos, Record Video Even If Your Phone Is Locked https://t.co/Pd42EVw8Po
— Nicolas Krassas (@Dinosn) November 20, 2019
Fix released for #Android vulnerabilities which allow cyberattackers to hijack your phone camera and covertly take pictures or record video, even if your device is locked #cynersecurity #dataprotection https://t.co/oAV1XqHjMQ
— WADIFF Consulting (@wadiffconsult) November 20, 2019
#Android flaw lets rogue #apps take photos, record video even if your #phone is locked#tech #Technology #cybersecurity #security#Google $GOOGL
— ICE-H Investments (USA) (@ICEHInvest_USA) November 20, 2019
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