There are critical vulnerabilities in HP’s Universal Print Driver Series (PCL 6 and PostScript) that could allow attackers to inject and execute malicious code, according to a security advisory from HP.

Google has pushed out 47 security fixes for Android, including a serious bug that may have already been exploited. Here's what to do.

CERT-In has classified the vulnerabilities as high-risk, with potential impacts including privilege escalation, data theft, and denial-of-service (DoS) attacks. The advisory also mentions that one of the vulnerabilities (CVE-2024-53104) is already being actively exploited in the wild.

Google recently released the February 2025 security bulletin, warning users about identifying a zero-day vulnerability within Android. That vulnerability could reportedly lead to limited, targeted exploitation.

Also, Netgear fixes critical router, access point vulnerabilities Google has released its February Android security updates, including a fix for a high-severity kernel-level vulnerability, which is suspected to be in use by targeted exploits.

Google’s February 2025 update patches 47 Android flaws, including CVE-2024-53104, exploited in the wild, and CVE-2024-45569 in Qualcomm WLAN.

The latest round of Android security updates contain fixes for 48 vulnerabilities including a zero-day kernel vulnerability and a critical flaw in Qualcomm’s wireless chips.