Google fixed nearly 100 Android security vulnerabilities last month that would have caused you to break through

Google team is constantly working not only to improve Android, but also to resolve security flaws detected in the said operating system. In fact, nearly 100 security vulnerabilities were fixed in the Android system last month.

As reported in the Android Security Bulletin, of the nearly 100 security vulnerabilities solved by the latest update, there are two very serious vulnerabilities that can jeopardize the security of your mobile phone or tablet.
One error, identified as CVE-2023-40088, is a security vulnerability that allows an cybercriminal to carry out a virus or remote malware on your mobile phone or tablet.

Another security vulnerability that allowed the software perks to be changed has also been corrected and classified as having a significant impact. This could be exploited by a hacker who wanted to grant the official’s privileges to a malicious programme. The code name dedicated to this security problem is CVE-2023-40078.

Google developers were not limited to solving security gaps in Android. This is because they also announced in the Wear OS security bulletin that the latest update has fixed many security flaws.

Among the errors solved, an error similar to the one solved in Android stands out. This is because it can be used to modify certain software perks. More worryingly, it was not necessary for the victim to carry out a specific procedure for exploitation by an cybercriminal.

Finally, many errors have also been fixed in Google Chrome. With the launch of the 120 version of Chrome, 10 security issues have been resolved, including two very serious ones. In addition, in mid-December they issued another update that fixed another nine errors of this kind.