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> comparatively ancient Android 7.0 7.0 is ancient? 5.1, or rather 4.4 is ancient.
by pmlnr 7y ago
> comparatively ancient Android 7.0
7.0 is ancient? 5.1, or rather 4.4 is ancient.
- TeMPOraL 7y agoAndroid with a version number is ancient; current Androids have single letters in their name.
- deleted 7y ago[deleted]
- Santosh83 7y agoThe Android ver on my phone is 4.1. Still runs just fine, but then again all I use it for are calls/SMS, so there's little scope to be exploited.
- CannisterFlux 7y agoIt might still be vulnerable to stagefright, exploitable over MMS.
- ajross 7y agoStagefright is the name of the component, not the exploit. And in most cases, devices from major vendors are going to have patched binaries, even on images as old as Jellybean.
- sangnoir 7y ago> ...all I use it for are calls/SMS, so there's little scope to be exploited. You mean little scope of exfiltration (I'm guessing it's not connected to the internet). There are a lot of vulnerabilities in text rendering that can be exploited via SMS.