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highbug_reportVulnerabilityMalware pre-installed on low-cost Android phones enables ad fraud and proxies
Low-cost Android smartphones with MediaTek chipsets, including Doogee S200 X, Cubot KINGKONG X, and Doogee Fire 3 Max. Thousands of devices affected across 150+ countries over two years, with highest concentrations in Mexico, France, Italy, US, Germa…
highbug_reportVulnerability32 zero-days exploited at Pwn2Own Ireland 2026, Samsung Galaxy S26 hacked
Samsung Galaxy S26, Philips Hue Bridge Pro, Oracle Autonomous AI Database, LiteLLM, Lexmark CX532adwe, Canon imageFORCE 1643F, OpenAI Codex, Sonos Era 300. Multiple zero-day vulnerabilities demonstrated in controlled competition environment.
highbug_reportVulnerabilityApple CoreGraphics CVE-2026-86950 PoC published; in-the-wild use reported
Apple CoreGraphics on iOS versions before iOS 27 and macOS Golden Gate 27. Vulnerability triggered via malicious PDF with crafted embedded TrueType font.
criticalbug_reportVulnerabilityOnePlus OxygenOS flaws allow installed apps to gain root without permissions
OnePlus devices running OxygenOS 16 (confirmed on OnePlus 15 and OnePlus 12 Pro) and multiple OPPO devices. OnePlus confirmed the vulnerabilities affect many of its own devices and OPPO products but has not disclosed specific model lists.
highperson_alertThreat ActorAnonyMousKIT PhaaS automates iPhone passcode theft via voice AI
AnonyMousKIT is a phishing-as-a-service (PhaaS) platform active since early 2024, operated by unknown threat actors who provide automated infrastructure for stealing iPhone passcodes and disabling Apple's Activation Lock.
highbug_reportVulnerabilitySupply-chain attack targets Android car head units via update app
Android-based automotive head units receiving updates through a compromised legitimate device-update application. Specific vendors, models, and geographic distribution not disclosed.
criticalbug_reportVulnerabilityUnisoc modem flaw enables Android kernel takeover via VoLTE video call
Unisoc chipsets T606, T612, and T7250 used in Motorola E13, Realme C33, and Xiaomi Redmi A5. Devices with these chipsets sold across 140+ countries. Confirmed vulnerable on Motorola E13 (February 2025 patch) and Xiaomi Redmi A5 (January 2026 patch).
highbug_reportVulnerabilityAirDrop and Quick Share flaws enable wireless DoS and security bypass
Apple AirDrop and Google Quick Share wireless file transfer features on iOS, macOS, and Android devices. Specific affected versions not disclosed. Attack requires physical proximity (wireless range).