Since Joshua Drake of Zimperium announced his talk at the Black Hat conference on Twitter, speculation in the blogosphere has been rampant. BLACKHAT USA 2015 ...

In the wake of the Stagefright vulnerability being publicly announced, numerous information security experts say they plan to ditch their Android smartphones and tablets in favor of Apple iOS. Their ...

Millions of Android devices are at risk yet again after researchers found a new way to exploit an older vulnerability that was previously patched by Google. NorthBit, based in Herzliya, Israel, ...

Researchers have developed Metaphor, a “fast, reliable, and stealthy” exploit for the Stagefright vulnerability that can affect millions of Android devices. Whether or not the attack becomes widely ...

Relatively new, the 'Stagefright' exploit allows a hacker to take over a vulnerable Android phone just by sending you an MMS message with a video embedded - if you play the video - the hacker can ...

(NEW YORK) — The second coming of the Stagefright bug is here. Less than two months after Google patched the vulnerability affecting Android devices, security research firm Zimperium said it has ...

V3 reports the bug was found by Trend Micro security researchers and has been given the tag of CVE-2015-3842. Hackers are not known to be actively exploiting it in the wild but users are nonetheless ...

Google has issued a series of fixes to protect Android users against Stagefright 2, a bug that is believed to have left up to 1 billion users at risk. The search engine firm has rolled out patches for ...

A new Stagefright vulnerability has been discovered in Android. Patches are rolling out soon to some devices, but everyone else will have to wait. Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Share on X ...

Back in July, a security company called Zimperium allegedly found the exploit. The first question is - am I vulnerable? According to AndroidCentral.com, there's a bit of a discrepancy between who is ...