Yesterday, Samsung became the first Android OEM to the . The new security update has been released to the , , , and Galaxy Z Fold 4. The South Korean firm has also revealed which security flaws it has fixed with the new security update.
Samsung has to reveal more information about the June 2023 security patch. It includes 53 fixes from Google for security flaws (also known as CVEs or Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) found in Android smartphones and tablets. Three of them are marked critical, while 50 are marked as highly important. The update also includes 11 fixes for security flaws found in Samsung devices.
The South Korean firm has explained three of those 11 vulnerabilities (SVEs or Samsung Vulnerabilities and Exposures). The remaining vulnerabilities won’t be revealed until all Galaxy phones and tablets receive the June 2023 or following security patches. These three security flaws affect Galaxy devices running , , and . One of those flaws affects devices using Exynos chips, while the others are related to flaws in Knox and its CC (Common Criteria) mode.
Samsung is expected to release the June 2023 security update to more Galaxy smartphones and tablets over the next few weeks worldwide. You can head over to Samsung’s security bulletin webpage and to learn more about these security vulnerabilities and exposures.
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Samsung’s June 2023 security patch fixes 64 flaws
Samsung has to reveal more information about the June 2023 security patch. It includes 53 fixes from Google for security flaws (also known as CVEs or Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) found in Android smartphones and tablets. Three of them are marked critical, while 50 are marked as highly important. The update also includes 11 fixes for security flaws found in Samsung devices.
The South Korean firm has explained three of those 11 vulnerabilities (SVEs or Samsung Vulnerabilities and Exposures). The remaining vulnerabilities won’t be revealed until all Galaxy phones and tablets receive the June 2023 or following security patches. These three security flaws affect Galaxy devices running , , and . One of those flaws affects devices using Exynos chips, while the others are related to flaws in Knox and its CC (Common Criteria) mode.
Samsung is expected to release the June 2023 security update to more Galaxy smartphones and tablets over the next few weeks worldwide. You can head over to Samsung’s security bulletin webpage and to learn more about these security vulnerabilities and exposures.
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