Google Patches 'Pixnapping' Android Attack Stealing 2FA and Messages
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Google has addressed a security vulnerability called 'Pixnapping' that could allow malicious apps to steal sensitive data from secure apps on Android devices, including Pixel and Samsung Galaxy models. A partial fix was rolled out in September, with a further patch expected in December to fully resolve the issue, which involves exploiting Android's Intent system and GPU side channels.
- Google has patched 'Pixnapping' attack in Android, further fix with December security update 9to5Google
- Pixel-stealing “Pixnapping” attack targets Android devices Malwarebytes
- Hackers can steal 2FA codes and private messages from Android phones Ars Technica
- Android 'Pixnapping' attack can capture app data like 2FA codes theregister.com
- Pixnapping Attack Steals Data From Google, Samsung Android Phones SecurityWeek
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