A week in security (August 4 – August 10)

Last week on Malwarebytes Labs: Adult sites trick users into Liking Facebook posts using a clickjack Trojan Facebook users targeted in ‘login’ phish TeaOnHer, the male version of Tea, is leaking personal information on its users too How Google, Adidas, and more were breached in a Salesforce scam...

Vulnerabilities fixed in Google Android and Samsung Mobile

Google has fixed vulnerabilities in Android. Samsung has fixed vulnerabilities relevant to Samsung mobile devices in Samsung Mobile. A malicious person could exploit the vulnerabilities to cause a denial-of-service, grant themselves elevated privileges or execute arbitrary code. The most serious...

Vulnerabilities fixed in Android and Samsung Mobile

Google has fixed vulnerabilities in Android. In addition to the vulnerabilities fixed by Google fixed vulnerabilities, Samsung itself has fixed eighteen other vulnerabilities fixed in Samsung Mobile. The vulnerabilities potentially enable a malicious person to carry out attacks that lead to the...

Vulnerabilities fixed in Google Android

Vulnerabilities have been fixed in Google Android. The vulnerabilities allow a malicious person to carry out attacks execute attacks that can lead to the following categories of damage: Denial-of-Service DoS Access to sensitive data Increased user privileges This update also fixes vulnerabilities...