Many Exynos-powered Galaxy smartphones and watches are at risk of hacking due to vulnerabilities labeled as high risk. samsung is I warned you. The company is also urging users of affected devices to immediately update to the latest security patches as it works to resolve the exploit.
The affected Exynos processors are:
If that all sounds like gibberish, you’re not alone. What you really need to know is that devices that are vulnerable to this exploit include:
- Galaxy S20 mobile phone
- Galaxy Note 20 mobile phone
- Galaxy S10 smartphone
- Galaxy Note 10 mobile phone
- Galaxy A21
- galaxy a51
- Galaxy A71
- galaxy watch 5
- Galaxy Watch FE
- and galaxy watch 4
That’s quite a list. Thankfully, almost a month after it was first reported, Samsung is rolling out a security update that fixes the vulnerability.
The Galaxy S20 lineup is fragile. |Image credit — PhoneArena
Google experts claim they have seen instances of foreign parties using this exploit to execute code on the devices of unsuspecting consumers. The scope of these attacks, their nature, and even the identity of the attackers have not been disclosed.
This vulnerability is limited to Exynos chipsets and occurs when: Samsung abandons processor for next product Galaxy S25 mobile phone. Because the yield is very low Samsung Foundry also just abandoned its Taylor, Texas, factory before it was fully operational.
If you have a lock on someone older than you Galaxy phones are probably some of the affected devices listed above. We strongly recommend that you update your systems as soon as possible to limit infringing activity. Common sense goes a long way in preventing your phone from being hacked, so don’t download from big flashy buttons.