Android Update: Google Squashes Bugs Before They Bug You!

Google’s latest Android security update squashes 107 bugs, including two actively exploited ones. It’s like a bug exterminator’s dream come true!

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Hot Take:

Google’s Android security update is like a digital superhero swooping in to save our phones from the evil clutches of cyber villains. With 107 flaws patched, including two that were already making mischief in the wild, Google’s tech squad is on a bug-squashing rampage. Props to Android for keeping the digital ecosystem safer, one patch at a time, but let’s hope this doesn’t mean our phones will start demanding capes as accessories.

Key Points:

– December’s Android update tackles 107 vulnerabilities, two of which are already being exploited.
– Two patch levels (12-01, 12-05) for faster device-specific fixes.
– Two critical vulnerabilities: CVE-2025-48572 (elevation of privilege) and CVE-2025-48633 (information disclosure).
– Additional critical vulnerabilities in kernel and Qualcomm closed-source components.
– Google’s update improves security but remains mum on the nitty-gritty details of the exploits.

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