Google Android Family: September 2026 Regular Security Update Advisory

Google Android Family: September 2026 Regular Security Update Advisory
  • Google has released security updates to address vulnerabilities in the Android product family.
  • The affected products include Android Qualcomm components, Android Qualcomm closed-source components, Android kernel components, Android Unisoc components, Android MediaTek components, Android Runtime, Android Framework, and Android System.
  • In the Android Framework, a “Critical” local privilege escalation vulnerability, a “Critical” denial-of-service vulnerability, a “High” remote code execution vulnerability, a “High” local privilege escalation vulnerability, a “High” information disclosure vulnerability, and a “High” denial-of-service vulnerability have been fixed.
  • In the Android System, a critical-rated remote code execution vulnerability, a critical-rated local privilege escalation vulnerability, a critical-rated denial-of-service vulnerability, a high-rated remote code execution vulnerability, a high-rated local privilege escalation vulnerability, a high-rated information disclosure vulnerability, and a high-rated denial-of-service vulnerability were fixed.
  • In Android Runtime, a high-severity local privilege escalation vulnerability was fixed.
  • In the Android Kernel (Transparent Inter-Process Communication, a kernel component for inter-process communication) component, a critical-severity vulnerability was fixed.
  • A high-severity vulnerability was fixed in the Android Unisoc (Modem, communication modem functionality) component.
  • A high-severity vulnerability in the Android MediaTek (Modem, HEVC decoder, apusys, trusted_mem, display, geniezone, vdec) component has been fixed.
  • High-severity vulnerabilities were also fixed in the Android Qualcomm (Security) component and the Android Qualcomm closed-source (Closed-source component) component.
  • The disclosed information states that product-specific patches were provided via an update on September 5, 2026.
  • Users need to update to the latest version.