Google Releases Security Updates Addressing 124 Vulnerabilities in Android

Android users are advised to update their devices following Google's release of new security patches addressing 124 vulnerabilities as part of the June 2026 updates. The details were highlighted in Google's June 1 Android Security Bulletin.

Among the vulnerabilities, one critical issue in the Framework component stands out. This flaw could allow remote privilege escalation without requiring user interaction, according to Google.

Additionally, the update addresses a zero-day vulnerability, CVE-2026-21385, which had been exploited in targeted attacks. This vulnerability impacts the graphics driver of Qualcomm processors and was previously flagged in the March Android Security Bulletin. It allows attackers to induce memory corruption through an integer overflow, enabling them to overload a graphics component's data handling capability and potentially access sensitive information.

Google Pixel devices will receive these updates immediately, while third-party manufacturers will need to adapt the patches for their specific devices before distribution.