Facebook recently patched a vulnerability in WhatsApp for Android that may have allowed hackers to execute arbitrary code and gain access to sensitive user data by sending specially crafted GIF files.
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WhatsApp Flaw Allows Remote Code Execution via Malicious GIF File
Facebook recently patched a vulnerability in WhatsApp for Android that may have allowed hackers to execute arbitrary code and gain access to sensitive user data by sending specially crafted GIF files. The post WhatsApp Flaw Allows Remote Code Execution via Malicious GIF File appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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