Samsung Galaxy J5 (2017) gets critical BlueBorne security patch: Here why you should update right now
Samsung's latest security update to Galaxy J5 (2017) will protect the device from getting infected from BlueBorne malware that allows hackers to steal information from victim via Bluetooth. Samsung had released the critical BlueBorne security patches to several high-end Galaxy S, Note and A series phones in the monthly update in September. The company rolled out similar firmware to the budget Galaxy J7 (2017) in October. Now it is the turn of the Galaxy J5 (2017) to receive it. Also read: Samsung brings Christmas early for these Spanish flight passengers with free Galaxy Note8 gift: Here's why Samsung is currently rolling out the security patch with firmware number J530FXXU1AQI3 to the Galaxy J5 (2017) in select regions of Europe via OTA (Over-The-Air), reported Samsung community blog GalaxyClub . Here's why Samsung Galaxy J5 (2017) series owners need to upgrade new software immediately: For those unaware, a new vulnerability dubbed the BlueBorne malware ...