Looks like Android Auto is misbehaving in some cars after the installation of the latest Google Pixel update shipped in early March ...

Google released an Android update fixing 129 vulnerabilities, including a zero-day flaw linked to Qualcomm chips already exploited in attacks.

The zero-day that Google has included in the March Android security bulletin, and cybersecurity experts have warned could enable an attacker to bypass security controls and assume device control.

A hardware security flaw, potentially affecting a quarter of all Android phones, enables hackers to access sensitive data within a minute.

Google has patched nearly 130 vulnerabilities in Android, including an exploited zero-day bug in the graphics component of ...

One is a zero-day that has been actively exploited.

“While Google patches these vulnerabilities, OEMs and carriers control when it reaches the device in someone’s pocket. In ...

Older builds work fine ...