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Popular Android apps still vulnerable to patched security flaw
Cybercriminals can exploit the at-risk apps to steal login credentials, passwords, financial details, and text messages, says Check Point. Image: Jack Wallen Many applications and products caught with a security vulnerability often require two responses to fully mitigate the flaw. First, the vendor may have to issue a patch to correct the server-side weakness on its end. But then the user or developer of the app might need to apply that patch on the client…
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