Android’s Latest Security Update: Patch Party or Bug Bash? 30+ High-Severity Flaws Fixed!
Android’s June 2025 security updates patch over 30 high-severity vulnerabilities. While most flaws are fixed, Qualcomm’s CVE-2025-21479, CVE-2025-21480, and CVE-2025-27038 remain unpatched, leaving room for mischief. Google’s Threat Analysis Group spotted these zero-day vulnerabilities in the wild, but Pixel phone users are still waiting for an official advisory.
Hot Take:
Google’s June 2025 update: It’s like patching holes in a sinking ship but forgetting to plug the biggest leak. Yup, that’s why we love a good Android update—because who doesn’t enjoy a game of digital whack-a-mole with their phone’s security?
Key Points:
- Over 30 ‘high severity’ vulnerabilities patched in the latest Android update.
- Biggest flaw: CVE-2025-26443, a privilege escalation issue in the System component.
- Vulnerabilities patched in Android’s Framework, System, and Runtime components.
- Several Qualcomm component vulnerabilities remain unpatched.
- Only Motorola has published an advisory for these vulnerabilities so far.
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