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41 percent of Android phones are vulnerable to 'devastating' Wi-Fi attack

39 pointsby matthbergover 7 years ago

5 comments

reaperducerover 7 years ago
Wow, that's devastating. My phone could be devastated. It's devastational how devastating this devastation is.
ericfrederichover 7 years ago
Sensationalist title. This affects every implementation of WPA2. It's just hat Android was "exceptionally devestating" in that you could use an all-zero key. This just makes it easier.
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Nexxxehover 7 years ago
Is there better reporting somewhere than The Verge? What's the best write-up people have seen?
dingo_batover 7 years ago
What a bad title! It could also have been "100% iphones are vulnerable".
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Zigurdover 7 years ago
Google hasn't been perfect, but they have had, and continue to improve, ways of addressing the update problem. If you are a first tier OEM you have the clout to make your chip vendors update their BSPs and support them for a decent length of time, and you have the resources to update your customers' phones. If you are a lower tier OEM, you should have gone with Android One, and shipped a more up-to-date Android in the first place and dumped the update problem on Google.