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Two unpatched OnePlus flaws let an installed no-permission app gain root on stock OxygenOS phones; no real-world exploitation is known.

The latest flagships from Samsung, Xiaomi, Oppo, and OnePlus – all running the latest security updates – fell to an unprivileged app. And it’s not Android’s fault – the software added by phone ...

A OnePlus 15 flaw lets malicious apps gain root access without special permissions, exposing users to spying and data theft ...

A malicious app gained root on an unmodified OnePlus phone without asking for a single permission. OnePlus says the flaws ...

A vulnerability in KernelSU version 0.5.7 that could allow attackers to impersonate its manager application and gain root access has been uncovered by cybersecurity researchers. According to Zimperium ...

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