Samsung’s work is incredible and unrivalled when it comes to delivering software updates to its Galaxy ecosystem. Meanwhile, the company has just released the details of the latest monthly Security Maintenance Release (SMR) package, which includes patches from both Google and Samsung collectively.
First, Google has introduced several patches in the form of CVEs from the latest Android Security Bulletin, which are significantly applied in this SMR – November 2025 Security Update.
Specifically, Google introduces 2 Critical CVEs, 23 High-level CVEs, alongside 2 CVEs that are not applicable to Samsung Galaxy devices. At the same time, Samsung Semiconductor patches are also included in the November security bulletin, which brings 11 high-level CVEs. This eventually improves the device’s overall security, core functionality, and performance to provide a secure, smooth, and stable user experience.
Accompanied by Google and Samsung Semiconductor patches, Samsung Mobile has further introduced 9 Samsung Vulnerabilities and Exposure (SVE), which not only improve the device’s security, but also add stability and reliability to the entire system behavior. It includes patches for fingerprint issues, USB connection mode, and other bugs or glitches occurring in the Galaxy apps & services.
Other than that, Samsung has also ended software support for a few Galaxy devices, including Galaxy S20 FE, Galaxy S20 FE 5G, Galaxy A52s 5G, Galaxy A03s, Galaxy M22, Galaxy M32 5G, Galaxy M52 5G, Galaxy F42 5G, W22 5G, Galaxy Tab Active3, and Galaxy Tab A11.
On the other hand, the company has added some Galaxy devices into the Quarterly security update list including Galaxy Tab S10 Lite, Galaxy Tab S11 and S11 Ultra, Galaxy F07, Galaxy F17 5G, Galaxy M07, Galaxy M17 5G, Galaxy A17, and Galaxy A17 5G, while the Galaxy S25 FE and W26 are added into the Monthly Security update list.
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