Critical Vulnerability in Popular Samsung Phones!

US-based technology giant Google’s cyber security research unit Project Zero made a very important statement about Samsung. Cybersecurity experts say some of Samsung’s Exynos It found 18 vulnerabilities in modems integrated into processors. Four of these vulnerabilities were critical. Because hackers can only do this through phone numbers. 4 vulnerabilities He could exploit it, gain complete control over the phone.

According to the findings of the Google Project Zero team, not only Samsung phones, but also some in vivo phones, wearables, and even some cars are at risk. Cybersecurity experts say Samsung is expected to release shortly. March 2023 Security PatchThey report that they need to close these gaps. If you are using one or more of the products we will talk about shortly, do not forget to update your phone.

So which phones are at risk?

• Samsung Galaxy S22 (all models)
• Samsung Galaxy M33
• Samsung Galaxy M13
• Samsung Galaxy M12
• Samsung Galaxy A71
• Samsung Galaxy A53
• Samsung Galaxy A33
• Samsung Galaxy A21
• Samsung Galaxy A13
• Samsung Galaxy A12
• Samsung Galaxy A04
• vivo S16
• vivo S15
• vivo S6
• vivo X70
• vivo X60
• vivo X30
• Cars using the Exynos Auto T5123 chipset
• Wearables (Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 and Watch 5) using the Exynos W920 chipset

If you have one or more of the products listed above, you are at serious risk. Only your phone number can lead to your smartphone or watch being hacked. Meanwhile; If you bought the Samsung Galaxy S22 from Turkey, you don’t have to worry. Because the versions of these smartphones sold in Turkey Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 It has chipset. However, if you bought the phone abroad, it would be useful to check the processor model.

If you have one or more of the devices we mentioned:

According to the Project Zero team, protection from possible hacker attacks a simple way there is. Turning off Wi-Fi calling. You can do this by going into your phone’s settings. When tapping “Connections” on Samsung phones “Wi-Fi CallingYou will see a feature called “. Turning this option off will protect you from the effects of security vulnerabilities.