Key facts
- Google released security updates for Android in June 2026.
- A total of 124 vulnerabilities were addressed.
- The most severe vulnerability is a critical security flaw in the Framework component.
- A zero-day flaw affecting Qualcomm processors (CVE-2026-21385) was also fixed.
- The zero-day flaw allows memory corruption and potential access to sensitive data.
- Google Pixel devices receive updates immediately; third-party manufacturers will adapt them.
Google has issued its June 2026 Android security patches, addressing a total of 124 vulnerabilities. Among the fixes is a critical security vulnerability within the Framework component that could allow for remote escalation of privilege without needing additional execution privileges, and user interaction is not required for exploitation. Additionally, Google has patched a zero-day flaw, identified as CVE-2026-21385, which affects the graphics driver of Qualcomm processors. This vulnerability, previously warned about in March, can be exploited by triggering memory corruption through an integer overflow, potentially allowing attackers to access sensitive data. Google Pixel devices will receive these updates immediately, while other Android device manufacturers will need to adapt the patches for their specific hardware before distribution.