Samsung continues to roll out the September security patch to more devices. One of its latest recipients is last year's mid-range smartphone Galaxy M51.
New update for Galaxy The M51 carries firmware version M515FXXS3CUI1 and is currently distributed in various European countries. It apparently includes "mandatory" fixes to general bugs and improved device stability.
The latest security patch includes fixes for dozens of exploits, including three critical ones that v Androidu was found by Google, and solutions for a total of 23 vulnerabilities that Samsung discovered in its software. One allowed improper control of access to the Bluetooth API, giving untrusted applications the ability to obtain information about it informace.
Galaxy The M51 was launched last September with Androidem 10 and above based on the One UI 2.5 superstructure. In March this year, it received an update to the Android 11/One UI 3.1.
The September security patch, released at the end of August, has already received a whole range of Samsung devices, including smartphones Galaxy S20 FE, Galaxy A52, Galaxy A52s 5G, Galaxy A72, Galaxy A10S, Galaxy S10 Lite, a "jigsaw puzzle" Galaxy From Flip, Galaxy From the Flip 5G, Galaxy Z-Flip 3, Galaxy From Fold 2, Galaxy From Fold 3 and series Galaxy S21, Galaxy S20, Galaxy S10 to Galaxy Footnote 20.
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