Here is a list of Samsung devices that received a software update in the week of May 15-19. Particulary speaking about Galaxy S21 FE, Galaxy A54 5G, Galaxy A53 5G, Galaxy A52s 5G, Galaxy M52 5G, Galaxy A22 5G, Galaxy From the Flip 5G, Galaxy Tab S7 FE and Galaxy Tab S6 Lite.
For all the devices mentioned above, Samsung has started releasing the May security patch. AT Galaxy The S21 FE carries an updated firmware version G990BXXS4EWE3 and was the first to arrive in, among others, the Czech Republic, Spain, the Netherlands, Great Britain or Ukraine, u Galaxy A54 5G version A546EXXU2AWDB and was the first to be available in, among others, the Netherlands, Ukraine, Turkey or some South American countries, in Galaxy A53 5G version A536BXXS5CWD3 and was the first to be made available, for example, here, in Poland or Austria, in Galaxy A52s 5G version A528BXXS3EWD5 and was the first to "land" in Mexico, u Galaxy M52 5G version M526BXXS2CWE3 and was the first to appear in Mexico, Brazil, Peru or Colombia, among others, in Galaxy A22 5G version A226BRUBS5DWE1 and was the first to arrive in various Central and South American countries including Mexico, Panama, Guatemala, Brazil, Argentina or Bolivia, at Galaxy From Flip 5G version F707BXXS8JWD3 and was the first to be available in the Czech Republic, Slovakia or Poland, u Galaxy Tab S7 FE version T733XXS3CWD1 and was the first to appear in various European countries and Galaxy Tab S6 Lite version P615NKOS5FWD2 and was the first to arrive in South Korea.
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The May security patch fixes a total of 72 vulnerabilities discovered in phones and tablets Galaxy. Six of them were classified by Samsung as critical, while 56 were classified as highly dangerous. The remaining ten were moderately dangerous. Two of the fixes included in Google's new security patch have already been patched by the Korean giant and released in a past security update, while one patch offered by the US giant has beenřSamsung management does not apply.
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Some of the vulnerabilities discovered in phones and tablets Galaxy were found in the FactoryTest function, ActivityManagerService, theme managers, GearManagerStub, and the Tips application. Security flaws were also found in the Shannon modem found in Exynos chipsets, the bootloader, the Telephony framework, call setup components or AppLock's access control.
