Android 17 becomes the first major mobile OS to enable Encrypted Client Hello (ECH) by default, hiding visited website names from ISPs and network eavesdroppers. Related Posts: Android 17 Memory Limits: Stricter App Constraints Google Restricts Pixel Kernel Source Access, Ditching Public Git Repos Google Pixel 11 Pro Teaser Reveals Mysterious Spinning Light The post Android 17 Enables Encrypted Client Hello by Default to Hide Website Names appeared first on Daily CyberSecurity.

A zero-click flaw in Xiaomi ShareMe (MiDrop) lets nearby attackers write files silently. Full details and PoC code are now public. Related Posts: CVE-2026-65640: WordPress 7.0.4 Fixes Remote Code Execution MariaDB Low-Privilege Remote Code Execution Chain: Full Details and PoC Exploit Code Publicly Disclosed GitLab Patch Release Fixes 13 Flaws, Including High-Severity XSS Bugs The post Zero-Click File Drop Hits Xiaomi ShareMe: PoC Public appeared first on Daily CyberSecurity.