Samsung plans to fix a potential security risk for a number of Android smartphones that feature specific Samsung-made Exynos processors. The security exploit, first uncovered earlier in the week, opens the door for hackers and other ne’er-do-wells to take control of the system RAM and root the device. Once rooted, the phone or tablet would …

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