Every month, Google releases the Android Security Bulletin, the latest collection of public vulnerabilities found in Android, along with their patches that must be accepted if a device can be considered up-to-date. Join us for this fast-paced, light-hearted retrospective of some of the most subtle, complicated, or interesting bugs from the last year of the Bulletin. Many of these bugs were submitted through the Android Vulnerability Rewards Program, with cash rewards going to the researchers that discovered them.
Brian has been a software engineer and vulnerability analyst in the Android Security Development Lifecycle group at Google since 2016. They review bugs and features and determine which ones are which.