The Canadian firm BlackBerry took longer than it should have to put its head back into the world of telephony and when it did, through Android-based terminals, it was having a hard time getting market share, mainly due to the price of its high-end BlackBerry Priv terminal. As usual, Canadians have taken a long time to realize that launching only a high-end terminal severely limited their options of getting their head back into the corporate world and this year they plan to launch new mid-range terminals and high average to finally be able to compete from you to you with the existing terminals in the market, especially with Samsung, the largest seller of manufacturers in the world.
But after announcing its commitment to Android, and months before launching its first terminal, the company announced that it would commit to all users of its terminals to launch a monthly update to try to solve any security problems that users may encounter. the company itself. Being faithful to this announcement, the company has been launching security updates to the only terminal that has the BlackBerry Priv on the market, a terminal that has just received an update solving the security problem dubbed Quadrooter.
Quadrooter is a security flaw that affects almost more than 1.000 million Android terminals that make up a company chip. This security flaw offers four vulnerabilities that can be a sneak so that any application with malicious intent can infect our terminal. In this update, the company has managed to solve three of these four, leaving the solution to the latest vulnerability for the September update. It should be remembered that unless you like to install any apk that passes through your mobile, you can be completely calm about this vulnerability. If otherwise, if you like to test all types of apk regardless of origin, it is most likely that until the manufacturer of your device solves that problem, you are vulnerable and your terminal can be infected with malware, spyware or even ransomware.