The Qualcomm DSP Driver – Unexpectedly excavating an exploit(googleprojectzero.blogspot.com)

82 points by todsacerdoti 1 year ago | 23 comments

Testing race conditions with mem access tracing and stack-based delay injection(projectzero.google)

12 points by mfrw 1 month ago | 0 comments

Testing Race Conditions(projectzero.google)

55 points by alpaylan 1 month ago | 3 comments

Blasting Past WebP - An analysis of the NSO BLASTPASS iMessage exploit(googleprojectzero.blogspot.com)

237 points by el_duderino 1 year ago | 98 comments

Shouldn't have happened: A vulnerability postmortem(googleprojectzero.blogspot.com)

36 points by fanf2 2 years ago | 5 comments

Project Zero – Policy and Disclosure: 2025 Edition(googleprojectzero.blogspot.com)

89 points by esnard 1 year ago | 29 comments

Pixel phones are sold with bootloader unlocking disabled(fitzsim.org)

525 points by pabs3 3 years ago | 315 comments

Blog post by Thomas Fitzsimmons reporting that some Pixel phones are sold with bootloader unlocking disabled.

Google details new 24-hour process to sideload unverified Android apps(arstechnica.com)

1092 points by 0xedb 7 months ago | 1150 comments

Android Developers Blog post on Android developer verification, explaining Google's policy and a 24-hour process to sideload apps from unverified developers.

Pixel 10 Phones(blog.google)

392 points by gotmedium 1 year ago | 794 comments

Google Keyword blog post announcing the Pixel 10 phone lineup, highlighting refined design, AI features, and enhanced cameras.

Google breaks promise to provide 10 years of updates to Chromebooks(osnews.com)

329 points by speckx 25 days ago | 140 comments

OSNews article reporting that Google is breaking its promise of 10 years of updates for Chromebooks following the launch of its Googlebook platform.

A supply chain attack on PyTorch(johnstawinski.com)

444 points by roblabla 2 years ago | 92 comments

Blog post by John Stawinski describing how his team executed a critical supply chain attack on PyTorch via its GitHub Actions CI infrastructure.

Leaker reveals which Pixels are vulnerable to Cellebrite phone hacking(arstechnica.com)

427 points by akyuu 1 year ago | 299 comments

Ars Technica article on a leak showing which Google Pixel phones Cellebrite can extract data from, with GrapheneOS-equipped devices apparently resisting.