Finally! Samsung has detailed the latest November 2024 security update bulletin for its entire Galaxy ecosystem, when fans were waiting for One UI 7 to come. Now, Galaxy users know exactly what has been fixed on their phones. The monthly Security Maintenance Release (SMR) combines the security patches from both Samsung and Google that will improve overall security.
Samsung Shared One UI November 2024 Security Patch Details
Google patches involve the security patches up to Android Security Bulletin for the November 2024 package. This newer bulletin significantly packs tons of CVE items, including 38 high-level CVEs with no critical or moderate CVEs, and 1 CVE item is not applicable for Samsung devices.
Alongside Google patches, this security bulletin also includes Samsung semiconductor patches with a single high-level CVE item. Alternatively, Samsung Mobile also introduces 13 Samsung Vulnerabilities and Exposures (SVEs) items, including improvements to Contacts, Dex Mode, System UI, Bluetooth Adapter, Settings, and other relevant security-related improvements.
In addition, the November bulletin further brings some Android applications updates that include Samsung Voice Recorder, Samsung Video Player, Samsung Pass, Blockchain Keystore, and Samsung Flow.
Therefore, Google’s CVEs and Samsung SVEs for fixing all the security-related vulnerabilities will help users to have a more safe and secure environment while also protecting their devices from certain external harms. Also, these will enhance the overall experience while also offering more advanced security to the Galaxy users.
Moreover, Samsung has already started dispatching the new November 2024 security update to its high-end Galaxy S series; according to the details mentioned in the bulletin, the company has ended the software support for the Galaxy A22e, while the Galaxy S20 FE has now been shifted from the monthly to quarterly security update list.
