| [img]//t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSDIoO0SGTofVwof86me-VRVpIc5RQQcYkcCUXXJPGA4XJpE_tZwlIY8xd87o2AEF4g45PTjz0[/img] Ars Technica | New vulnerability can put Android phones into permanent vegetative state Ars Technica Researchers have developed an attack that puts more than 50 percent of Android phones into the digital equivalent of a persistent vegetative state in which they're almost completely unresponsive and are unable to perform most functions, including ... Android security flaw puts your phone into a near-coma New flaw can render most Android phones unresponsive and useless Maliciously crafted MKV video files can be used to crash Android phones |
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