Millions of Android phones, tablets, and smartwatches in India could be vulnerable to hacking due to newly identified security flaws.

CERT-In has alerted Android phone users about a serious vulnerability in the operating system that could allow attackers to execute arbitrary code, leading to privilege escalation and data breaches.

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If you have not updated your smartphone due to low storage space or limited mobile data, your device could be at risk. The government, through its cybersecurity agency CERT-In, has issued a warning ...

The Indian government has issued a ‘critical’ warning for Android smartphone users urging them to update their devices. The vulnerability note CIVN–2026-0016 issued by the Indian Computer Emergency ...

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

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