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Researchers found malware built into the firmware of thousands of low-cost Android phones. Here is how to check a phone before moving your messages, banking, and family accounts onto it.
GitHub Security Lab used targeted AI taskflows to find and report 24 Android vulnerabilities. The useful lesson is how to make an AI security review repeatable, testable, and subject to a human verdict.
Android 17 brings Encrypted Client Hello to mobile connections. It closes a revealing gap beside HTTPS, but the address, timing, app, and destination can still leave clues.
Researchers showed that open-source Android AI agents can be driven by text a human cannot see, escalating through unsanitised subprocess calls into code execution on the connected computer. Screenshots are input. Treat them like any other input from a hostile source.