Posts Tagged ‘Android Jelly Bean’

Flaw in Android 4.3 Can Be Exploited to Remove Device Locks with Rogue Apps

Dec

2013

Security researchers from Curesec warn that a vulnerability in Android Jelly Bean (4.3) can be exploited by cybercriminals to remove all device locks, such as PINs, passwords, gestures and face recognition. According to experts, the security hole can be leveraged with the aid of rogue apps installed …

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Verizon’s LTE network won’t support Nexus 7 (2013) until after KitKat upgrade

Nov

2013

Nexus 7 owners, youll unfortunately have to wait for Android KitKat before you can connect to Verizons LTE network. In September, the carrier revealed that the pint-sized slate would have to go through a month-long certification process before it can connect to the internet via LTE. Now, Big Red claims the fault lies with Android […]

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Flaw in Android 4.3 Can Be Exploited to Remove Device Locks with Rogue Apps

Verizon’s LTE network won’t support Nexus 7 (2013) until after KitKat upgrade

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