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'Meerderheid Android-apparaten getroffen door nieuwe beveiligingslekken'
Beveiligingsonderzoekers hebben vier nieuwe lekken in het besturingssysteem Android gevonden. De meerderheid van de Android-apparaten is kwetsbaar voor het 'QuadRooter'-probleem.
Alle Android-apparaten met een chip van het Amerikaanse Qualcomm kunnen worden getroffen door malafide software die het QuadRooter-probleem uitbuit, meldt cybersecuritybedrijf Checkpoint na een presentatie op hackersconferentie Def Con.

Bijna alle gangbare Android-apparaten die in Nederland worden verkocht zijn voorzien van een Qualcomm-chip. Onder meer Samsung, LG, HTC, Sony en Motorola maken smartphones met de Snapdragon-chips van Qualcomm.

Malafide apps zouden de QuadRooter-kwetsbaarheid kunnen misbruiken om zogenoemde 'root-toegang' tot een toestel te krijgen. Daarmee krijgen aanvallers toegang tot alle gegevens op een toestel, en kunnen ze hem ook gemakkelijk afluisteren.

Installeren
Binnen de appwinkel Google Play wordt schadelijke software meestal niet toegestaan of snel verwijderd, maar apps met malware verspreiden zich vaak ook buiten Google Play om. Om zulke apps te installeren, moeten gebruikers van Android-toestellen wel een beveiligingsinstelling wijzigen.

In tegenstelling tot andere schadelijke software hoeft een app met de QuadRooter-malware geen speciale toestemmingen aan te vragen, bijvoorbeeld om privébestanden of de locatie van een gebruiker in te zien.

Updates
Qualcomm heeft het probleem al opgelost en softwarepatches doorgegeven aan Google. In de maandelijkse Android-beveiligingsupdates zijn drie van de vier lekken al gedicht, maar veel smartphones en tablets krijgen die updates laat of helemaal niet. Veel toestellen die in het afgelopen jaar zijn uitgekomen, krijgen wel maandelijks de laatste beveiligingsupdates.

"Niemand heeft nu een apparaat dat volledig veilig is", waarschuwt Checkpoint-onderzsoeker Michael Shaulov tegen ZDNet. Hij zegt gefrustreerd te zijn door het ingewikkelde updateproces van Android, waar zowel Qualcomm als Google en de smartphonefabrikanten bij betrokken zijn.

Kết quả (Anh) 1:

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Kết quả (Anh) 2:

'Majority Android devices affected by new vulnerabilities'
Security Researchers have found four new vulnerabilities in the Android operating system. The majority of Android devices are vulnerable to 'QuadRooter' problem.
All Android devices can be made ​​with a chip of the US Qualcomm by malicious software that exploits the QuadRooter problem, cyber security company, Checkpoint reports after a presentation at hacker conference Def con.

Almost all current Android devices sold in the Netherlands are equipped with a Qualcomm chip. Include Samsung, LG, HTC, Sony and Motorola make smartphones with Snapdragon chips from Qualcomm.

Fraudulent apps could exploit the vulnerability QuadRooter to get so-called "root access" to a device. This attackers gain access to all the data on a device, and they can also easily listen to him.

Installing
within the Google Play app store is malicious software usually prohibited or quickly removed, but apps with malware often spread outside of Google Play. To install these apps, users of Android devices have to change a security setting.

Unlike other malicious software have an app with the QuadRooter malware to apply for special permission, for example, to view private files or the location of a user .

Updates
Qualcomm has already solved the problem and software patches passed to Google. In the monthly security updates Android have already closed three of the four leaks, but many smartphones and tablets get those updates late or not at all. Many devices have been released in the past year, each month get the latest security updates.

"No one now has a device that is completely safe," Checkpoint onderzsoeker Michael Shaulov warns against ZDNet. He says, frustrated by the complicated process of updating Android, where both Qualcomm and Google and smartphone manufacturers are involved.

Kết quả (Anh) 3:

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