Looks like us, Android users might be in danger, all thanks to a vulnerability in the system! If you want to find out more about it, please check the link! ''In July 2015, security company Zimperium announced that it had discovered a "unicorn" of a vulnerability inside the Android operating system. More details were publicly disclosed at the BlackHat conference in early August — but not before headlines declaring that nearly a billion Android devices could potentially be taken over without their users even knowing it. So what is "Stagefright"? And do you need to worry about it? [SIZE=4][B]What is Stagefright?[/B] [B][/B][/SIZE] "Stagefright" is the nickname given to a potential exploit that lives fairly deep inside the Android operating system itself. The gist is that a video sent via MMS (text message) could be theoretically used as an avenue of attack through the [I]libStageFright[/I] mechanism (thus the "Stagefright" name), which helps Android process video files. Many text messaging apps — Google's Hangouts app was specifically mentioned — automatically process that video so it's ready for viewing as soon as you open the message, and so the attack theoretically could happen without you even knowing it. Because [I]libStageFright[/I] dates back to Android 2.2, hundreds of millions of phones contain this flawed library.'' [URL]http://www.androidcentral.com/stagefright[/URL]