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LG won't fix malware slinging bloatware update hole

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July 2, 2015
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The the Budapest University of Technology and Economics’ Security Evaluation and Research Laboratory (SEARCH-LAB) says “malicious attackers controlling the network are able to install arbitrary applications” on LG’s Android phones, thanks to a flaw in their software update mechanism.
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