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A new security vulnerability has been discovered in the world's most popular smartphone operating system, Android, which can affect virtually all versions of the system as of 2012.
] The explorer RAMpage allows attackers to access data stored on the device, and can include pbadwords stored in applications or browsers, photos and videos, e-mails, instant messages, and so on.
RAMpage attacks the ION Androids subsystem, which is a memory allocation driver that has been released by Google with the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. What is curious is that the researchers say that RAMpage is versatile and that it is conceivable to see attacks on it on iOS devices and even desktops.
Because RAMpage is for ION, gadgets using LPDDR2 / 3/4 RAM are affected. In other words, if your Android phone was launched during or after 2012, it is potentially vulnerable to attack.
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