Google has issued a security patch addressing a critical zero-day vulnerability discovered in the modem firmware of its Pixel smartphones. Reports indicate that threat actors had been actively leveraging the flaw in targeted attacks before a fix could be deployed.
Modem-level flaws are particularly sensitive in the mobile sector, as vulnerabilities within cellular baseband components can potentially allow attackers to compromise key device communications or functions. Google addressed the issue to mitigate risks across affected Pixel hardware.
Pixel owners are advised to check their device settings and apply the latest security updates immediately to ensure protection against potential exploits.
For more comprehensive details on the vulnerability and patch information, check the original coverage on Security Affairs.
