Google found 107 dangerous vulnerabilities for Android and prepared a patch.
Google specialists reported that they found more than a hundred vulnerabilities in Android. This was announced on the website of the project.
As part of the December bulletin, the company's engineers notified users about security issues in the Android Open Source Project ecosystem. In total, Google specialists and enthusiasts discovered 107 vulnerabilities contained in the operating system and prepared a patch.
The most dangerous vulnerabilities were identified by engineers as CVE-2025-48633 and CVE-2025-48572, which are related to privilege escalation and access to information in the Android Framework. These vulnerabilities can be used to remotely attack smartphone users. It is specified that hackers have already exploited these system flaws during their attacks.
Journalists from The Hacker News noted that Google, as usual, did not publish any additional details about the nature of the attacks, their exploitation, and their interconnections. "Who is behind them remains unknown," concluded the authors.
Google noted that they have developed patches to eliminate the vulnerabilities. Users can now install them on their devices.
