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Poco X7 Series Launched Globally
Poco X7 is just rebranded Redmi Note 14 Pro 5G. The Global/EU gets 5110mAh battery while India & China gets 5500mAh battery
Poco X7 Pro global unit gets 6000mAh battery while India/China gets 6550mAh battery. Specs:
• 6.67" (2712×1220 px) 1.5K OLED display
• 120Hz refresh rate; Dolby Vision
• 1.68 billion colors; HDR 10+
• 3200nits peak brightness
• 1920Hz PWM dimming
• Gorilla Glass 7i protection
• MediaTek Dimensity 8400 Ultra SoC
• LPDDR5X RAM; UFSF 4.0 storage
• 50MP main (LYT-600) + 8MP Ultrawide
• 20MP front camera;
• In-display fingerprint
• IR Blaster; 5000mm² VC Area
• Dolby Atmos, Stereo speakers
• (IP66 + IP68 + IP69) dust & water resistant
NOTE: Global & Indian units comes with Plastic Back Panel while the Chinese variant gets Glass back.
Poco X7:
• 8GB+128GB: Rs.21,999
• 8GB+256GB: Rs.23,999/ $229/ £249
Poco X7 Pro:
• 8GB+256GB: Rs.27,999/ £309/ $299
• 12GB+256GB: Rs.29,999/ £349/ $339
• 12GB+512GB: £349/ €449/ $339
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Poco X7 is just rebranded Redmi Note 14 Pro 5G. The Global/EU gets 5110mAh battery while India & China gets 5500mAh battery
Poco X7 Pro global unit gets 6000mAh battery while India/China gets 6550mAh battery. Specs:
• 6.67" (2712×1220 px) 1.5K OLED display
• 120Hz refresh rate; Dolby Vision
• 1.68 billion colors; HDR 10+
• 3200nits peak brightness
• 1920Hz PWM dimming
• Gorilla Glass 7i protection
• MediaTek Dimensity 8400 Ultra SoC
• LPDDR5X RAM; UFSF 4.0 storage
• 50MP main (LYT-600) + 8MP Ultrawide
• 20MP front camera;
• In-display fingerprint
• IR Blaster; 5000mm² VC Area
• Dolby Atmos, Stereo speakers
• (IP66 + IP68 + IP69) dust & water resistant
NOTE: Global & Indian units comes with Plastic Back Panel while the Chinese variant gets Glass back.
Poco X7:
• 8GB+128GB: Rs.21,999
• 8GB+256GB: Rs.23,999/ $229/ £249
Poco X7 Pro:
• 8GB+256GB: Rs.27,999/ £309/ $299
• 12GB+256GB: Rs.29,999/ £349/ $339
• 12GB+512GB: £349/ €449/ $339
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Poco X7 Pro Exclusive Ironman Edition Launched Globally
For the global market, there's also an exclusive Iron Man Edition of Poco X7 Pro, priced at $399 for 12GB RAM + 512GB storage model. Only 20,000 units available and NO details on the India launch yet
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For the global market, there's also an exclusive Iron Man Edition of Poco X7 Pro, priced at $399 for 12GB RAM + 512GB storage model. Only 20,000 units available and NO details on the India launch yet
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Fully-remote (0-click) bug on the Samsung S24 if Google Messages is configured for RCS (the default configuration on this device), as the transcription service decodes incoming audio before a user interacts with the message for transcription purposes. Issue is fixed now.
https://project-zero.issues.chromium.org/issues/368695689
https://project-zero.issues.chromium.org/issues/368695689
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Discovery of 6 vulnerabilities in one Qualcomm driver and one of the used as In-the-Wild exploit
https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.com/2024/12/qualcomm-dsp-driver-unexpectedly-excavating-exploit.html
https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.com/2024/12/qualcomm-dsp-driver-unexpectedly-excavating-exploit.html
Blogspot
The Qualcomm DSP Driver - Unexpectedly Excavating an Exploit
Posted by Seth Jenkins, Google Project Zero This blog post provides a technical analysis of exploit artifacts provided to us by Google's Thr...
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Bluetooth RCE allows to compromise the car to be able to record in-car audio, take screenshots, and download contacts from a Skoda Superb over the Internet
https://i.blackhat.com/EU-24/Presentations/EU-24-Parnishchev-OverTheAirVW.pdf
https://i.blackhat.com/EU-24/Presentations/EU-24-Parnishchev-OverTheAirVW.pdf
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Vulnerabilities in the eSIM download protocol
http://i.blackhat.com/EU-24/Presentations/EU-24-Ahmed-VulnerabilitiesIneSIM.pdf
http://i.blackhat.com/EU-24/Presentations/EU-24-Ahmed-VulnerabilitiesIneSIM.pdf
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How to detect ARP spoofing attack using Android app
https://www.mobile-hacker.com/2024/12/16/detect-arp-spoofing-attack-using-android-app/
https://www.mobile-hacker.com/2024/12/16/detect-arp-spoofing-attack-using-android-app/
Mobile Hacker
Detect ARP spoofing attack using Android app
ARP spoofing attacks are often used in combination with other types of attacks, such as DNS spoofing, SSL stripping, and more. These attacks can be used to steal sensitive information, launch phishing attacks.
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CourtListener
Notice (Other) – #1062 in UNITED STATES OF AMERICA v. GOOGLE LLC (D.D.C., 1:20-cv-03010) – CourtListener.com
NOTICE of Plaintiffs' Initial Proposed Final Judgment by UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (Attachments: # 1 Text of Proposed Order)(Herrmann, Karl) (Entered: 11/20/2024)
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That doc is 2 years old and says right at the top that it was already outdated.
The situation with Play Integrity has changed dramatically over the last two years.
Google is now extremely aggressive about shutting down workarounds quickly. Remember that there is no guarantee that you will be able to consistently pass it on a non-stock device: this is Play Integrity's core function.
In the meantime microG has finally added PI support, which can make it easier to pass PI, but once again, there are no guarantees of this. It's depends greatly on your device, your ROM and Google's latest countetmeasures.
The situation with Play Integrity has changed dramatically over the last two years.
Google is now extremely aggressive about shutting down workarounds quickly. Remember that there is no guarantee that you will be able to consistently pass it on a non-stock device: this is Play Integrity's core function.
In the meantime microG has finally added PI support, which can make it easier to pass PI, but once again, there are no guarantees of this. It's depends greatly on your device, your ROM and Google's latest countetmeasures.
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"In a way".
And in other ways, it's just Google doing what Google does, destroying the value of the FOSS base of Android (AOSP) and trying to push every android user to be completely dependent on their proprietary, closed-source "addons" to android which are often presented as "inevitable" and "necessary" when the simple fact is, in many cases they are NOT. Not from any technical standpoint.
And in other ways, it's just Google doing what Google does, destroying the value of the FOSS base of Android (AOSP) and trying to push every android user to be completely dependent on their proprietary, closed-source "addons" to android which are often presented as "inevitable" and "necessary" when the simple fact is, in many cases they are NOT. Not from any technical standpoint.
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Fun fact:
In order to support Safetynet, microG had to actually include a proprietary Google blob ("Droidguard") in GmsCore to perform the "secret" Googly things that allowed microG to add support for that function.
I suspect the same is true of Play Integrity.
That code is, for obvious reasons, not open source and not publicly documented.
In order to support Safetynet, microG had to actually include a proprietary Google blob ("Droidguard") in GmsCore to perform the "secret" Googly things that allowed microG to add support for that function.
I suspect the same is true of Play Integrity.
That code is, for obvious reasons, not open source and not publicly documented.
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Fun fact: In order to support Safetynet, microG had to actually include a proprietary Google blob ("Droidguard") in GmsCore to perform the "secret" Googly things that allowed microG to add support for that function. I suspect the same is true of Play Integrity.…
Needless to say, a lot of people in the FOSS world, both devs and users, are wary of having such proprietary/secret Google code on their devices.
But it's an optional feature and a tradeoff, just like installing official Play Store with all it's malware-like behaviour: to get features you can no longer get on a pure FOSS android device.
Google has for over 10 years now been moving more and more core OS functions out of AOSP and into their proprietary GMS, GSF and Gplay frameworks, to try to "marry" its android users to those things.
It's one of the main motivations for Marvin to found the microG project ~12 years ago.
But it's an optional feature and a tradeoff, just like installing official Play Store with all it's malware-like behaviour: to get features you can no longer get on a pure FOSS android device.
Google has for over 10 years now been moving more and more core OS functions out of AOSP and into their proprietary GMS, GSF and Gplay frameworks, to try to "marry" its android users to those things.
It's one of the main motivations for Marvin to found the microG project ~12 years ago.