Samsung patches zero-day security flaw used to hack into its customers’ phones

Samsung has released a patch to address a critical zero-day security vulnerability that was being actively exploited to gain unauthorized access to its customers' devices. The vulnerability, which was discovered in August, allowed attackers to remotely execute code on affected Samsung smartphones. According to the company, the flaw was being actively exploited in the wild, putting Samsung customers at risk. The patch addresses the vulnerability and has been made available to users through a software update. Samsung has urged its customers to install the update as soon as possible to protect their devices from potential attacks. The company has also emphasized the importance of keeping their devices up-to-date with the latest security patches to ensure the safety of their personal data and information. This incident highlights the ongoing threat of cybersecurity vulnerabilities and the need for manufacturers to promptly address such issues to safeguard their customers' devices and data.