New Exploit to 'Hack Android Phones Remotely' threatens Millions of Devices

Attention Android users!



Millions of Android devices are vulnerable to hackers and intelligence agencies once again – Thanks to a newly disclosed Android Stagefright Exploit.



Yes, Android Stagefright vulnerability is Back…



…and this time, the Stagefright exploit allows an attacker to hack Android smartphones in 10 seconds just by tricking users into visiting a hacker's web page

Kemoge: Latest Android Malware that Can Root Your Smartphone

Google Android has been a primary concern of the attackers. Counting from a simple text message that could hack an Android phone remotely to the Stagefright bug making Billion users vulnerable.



Now, the latest is the 'Kemoge Malware' that has made its debut as an Adware on the Android mobile phones, allowing third-party app stores to fetch your device's information and take full control of

Google releases Security Patch for Android Stagefright 2.0 Vulnerability

Google reportedly fixed the latest round of Stagefright vulnerabilities in Android, pushing its latest over-the-air (OTA) update to Nexus devices.



Last week, researchers warned of Stagefright 2.0 vulnerability that affected more than one Billion Android devices dating back to the latest versions of the Android operating system.



The Stagefright bugs allowed hackers to take control of

THN Weekly Roundup — 11 Most Important Hacking News Stories

We are back with our last week’s top cyber security threats and challenges, just in case you missed any of them (ICYMI).



THN Weekly Round Up is The Hacker News efforts to help you provide all important stories of last week in one shot.



We recommend you read the full story (just click ‘Read More’ because there’s some valuable advice in there as well).



Here's the list:



1. Quantum

Stagefright Bug 2.0 — One Billion Android SmartPhones Vulnerable to Hacking

Attention Android users!



More than 1 Billion Android devices are vulnerable to hackers once again – Thanks to newly disclosed two new Android Stagefright vulnerabilities.



Yes, Android Stagefright bug is Back…



…and this time, the flaw allows an attacker to hack Android smartphones just by tricking users into visiting a website that contains a malicious multimedia file, either MP3 or

THN Weekly Roundup — 15 Most Popular Cyber Security and Hacking News Stories

We are once again here with our weekly round up based on last week’s top cyber security threats and challenges.



I recommend you to read the entire thing (just click ‘Read More’ because there’s some valuable advice in there as well).



Here’s the list:


1. Reminder! If You have not yet, Turn Off Windows 10 Keylogger Now



Microsoft is very powerful in tracking every single word you type

Android Stagefright Exploit Code Released

Zimperium Mobile Security Labs (zLabs) have been working hard to make Android operating system more safe and secure to use.



Zimperium team has publicly released the CVE-2015-1538 Stagefright Exploit, demonstrating the process of Remote Code Execution (RCE) by an attacker.



The released exploit is a python code creating an MP4 exploiting the ‘stsc’ vulnerability dubbed Stagefright.