Earlier today, a massive security exploit involving Samsung’s default SwiftKey keyboard spread across the internet like wildfire showing the dangers of manufacturers pre-loading third-party software on their phones. The vulnerability was pretty obscure and wouldn’t affect everyone with a Samsung device, but it was still a fairly serious exploit Fortunately, Samsung has issued a relatively quick response about the whole situation.
Samsung has stated that they’re working on a fix, and it will be deployed through a security policy update via Knox. The vulnerability was based in how language packs for Samsung’s SwiftKey-backed keyboard were updated, and doesn’t affect the normal version of SwiftKey that you may have downloaded through the Play Store.
If you have a Galaxy S6, Galaxy S5, Galaxy S4, or Galaxy S4 Mini on any of the four major US carriers, you can expect Knox to patch things up in the near future.
source: Android Central
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Tags = keyboard, prepping, Samsung, security, SwiftKey, Update, vulnerability
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