Expert on information security found in some smartphones Samsung Series Galaxy, including the flagship Galaxy S III, the vulnerability that allows hackers to remotely destroy all data on the target device.
The vulnerability is contained in the original custom shell TouchWiz, which is installed on most Android-smartphone Samsung. It-security expert Ravi Borgaonkar wrote a special code that is processed in the smartphone automatically triggers execution of an erase all data from the device and restore to factory settings, said Tuesday the site The Next Web.
