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"TOP VULNERABILITY THIS WEEK: A bug that spans nearly every known version
of Android was announced last week, which allows for arbitrary
modification of APK contents without compromising its digital signature.
Public proof-of-concept already exists, and while rooted users with
Cyanogenmod are already patched, users of mainstream, carrier-provided
Android phones may be waiting for months before patches appear. "

I'd suggest rooted phones with well supported opensource roms are going to give you  a lot better security than out of date vendor roms.

-jt


James Taylor
678-697-9420
james.taylor at eastcobbgroup.com



>>> "Ron Frazier (ALE)" <atllinuxenthinfo at techstarship.com> 7/11/2013   02:08 PM >>> 

So, JD, or anyone, what should I do now?  Has Acer released an update?  Are any of my existing apps likely to be affected in the future?  Is Cyanogenmod affected?  Should I go to that?  Can I still get Google Apps including Play if I do?  What?  What?

Sincerely,

Ron