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Severe deserialization vulnerabilities found in Android and third-party Android SDKs (Help Net Security)

2015-08-11 09:59

Closely behind the discoveries of the Stagefright flaw, the hole in Android's mediaserver service that can put devices into a coma, and the Certifi-gate bug, comes that of an Android serialization vul...

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