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Indian Government Issues Urgent Security Advisory for Samsung Galaxy Users Amid Cyber Threats

Union government has issued a new advisory for all the Samsung Galaxy mobile phone users, asking them to immediately update their security systems and operating system (OS) to protect themselves from cyber attacks and hacking. The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) has issued the high-risk security advisory highlighting several security impacts on millions of Samsung Galaxy phones, with both newer and older models.

CERT said in its notification, “Multiple vulnerabilities have been reported in Samsung products that could allow an attacker to bypass implemented security restrictions, access sensitive information, and execute arbitrary code on the targeted system.”

Naiteek Bhatt

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