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android_lifeComputerworld recently reported that two vulnerabilities in Android have been patched by Google. The issues dealt with how Android handled SMS messages as well as the API in Android's Dalvik virtual machine. Left unpatched, an Android device was susceptible to temporary loss of connectivity, dropped calls, lost configuration information and phone reboots. Researchers at the Open Source Computer Emergency Response Team (oCERT) disclosed the flaws found in Android 1.5. Android 1.6 (donut) included patches that address both issue.

Nice to know there is an organization like oCERT that looks for these things and an organization like Goole that quickly addresses them!

Jose is a twenty year IT professional with a disturbingly intense passion for technology and gadgets. He has owned smart phones since long before they were smart at all. Originally from Argentina he lives in Southern California with his wife, four kids, two dogs, one guinea pig and a bearded dragon.

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  • Scruffy

    Greet neeeews lads! =D

  • http://intensedebate.com/people/c0z c0z

    Maybe they are hinting at that issue where the phone rebooted during calls to 911. Now that is scary. -.-

  • anon

    That's great they've fixed these issues...but err...1.6 needs to roll out in other regions too :( Not just the US.