Android mobile phones are the most popular in the world. So any error here poses serious danger. Because currently users save all information, images and documents on their mobiles. Security flaws have recently been identified in Android 12 to 15 versions. Google disclosed critical vulnerabilities in its January Android Security Bulletin. Google has requested that devices be updated quickly to protect against this risk.
What security vulnerabilities are there?
The security update launched on January 6, 2025 identified 5 critical flaws in the Android system. These weaknesses are:
CVE-2024-43096
CVE-2024-43770
CVE-2024-43771
CVE-2024-49747
CVE-2024-49748
This flaw allows hackers to control devices without the user's permission. Additionally, if these vulnerabilities are not patched, personal information stored on the devices may be at risk. Note that Google has not yet disclosed the exact details of the vulnerability.
How to be careful?
The first step is to update the phone software. Vulnerabilities are fixed in new updates. Along with this the performance of the device is also improved. The longer you delay updating, the greater the risk, Google said. If this vulnerability remains, it will make it easier for hackers. So go to phone settings and update new software to keep personal data safe.
