List of 93 smartphones with dangerous vulnerabilities

According to Android Authority, this vulnerability is called Mediatek-su, allowing hackers to root or do anything on the victim’s device, such as installing applications, changing permissions or stealing. private data.

MediaTek knew about this vulnerability nearly 10 months ago. At the time, the company released a patch to fix it, but because MediaTek was not an original equipment manufacturer (OEM), the patch did not reach the hands of many consumers.

List of 93 smartphones with dangerous vulnerabilities

BLU Life One X, one of the smartphone models affected. Photo: Internet

Recently, XDA forum developers provided a list of 93 smartphones affected by the MediaTek-su vulnerability:

1. Acer Iconia One 10 B3-A30

2. Acer Iconia One 10 B3-A40

3. Alba tablet series

4. Alcatel 1 5033 series

5. Alcatel 1C

6. Alcatel 3L (2018) 5034 series

7. Alcatel 3T 8

8. Alcatel A5 LED 5085 series

9. Alcatel A30 5049 series

10. Alcatel Idol 5

11. Alcatel/TCL A1 A501DL

12. Alcatel/TCL LX A502DL

13. Alcatel Tetra 5041C

14. Amazon Fire 7 2019 – (Fire OS 6.3.1.2 build 0002517050244)

15. Amazon Fire HD 8 2016 – (Fire OS 5.3.6.4 build 626533320)

16. Amazon Fire HD 8 2017 – (Fire OS 5.6.4.0 build 636558520)

17. Amazon Fire HD 8 2018 – (Fire OS 6.3.0.1)

18. Amazon Fire HD 10 2017 – (Fire OS 5.6.4.0 build 636558520)

19. Amazon Fire HD 10 2019 – (Fire OS 7.3.1.0)

20. Amazon Fire TV 2 – (Fire OS 5.2.6.9)

21. ASUS ZenFone Max Plus X018D

22. ASUS ZenPad 3s 10 Z500M

23. ASUS ZenPad Z3xxM(F) MT8163

24. Barnes & Noble NOOK Tablet 7″ BNTV450 & BNTV460

25. Barnes & Noble NOOK Tablet 10.1″ BNTV650

26. Blackview A8 Max

27. Blackview BV9600 Pro (Helio P60)

28. BLU Life Max

29. BLU Life One X

30. BLU R1 series

31. BLU R2 LTE

32. BLU S1

33. BLU Tank Xtreme Pro

34. BLU Vivo 8L

35. BLU Vivo XI

36. BLU Vivo XL4

37. Bluboo S8

38. BQ Aquaris M8

39. CAT S41

40. Coolpad Cool Play 8 Lite

41. Dragon Touch K10

42. Echo Feeling

43. Gionee M7

44. HiSense Infinity H12 Lite

45. Huawei GR3 TAG-L21

46. Huawei Y5II

47. Huawei Y6II MT6735 series

48. Lava Iris 88S

49. Lenovo C2 series

50. Lenovo Tab E8

51. Lenovo Tab2 A10-70F

52. LG K8 (2018) X210ULMA (MTK)

53. LG K10 (2017)

54. LG Tribute Dynasty

55. LG X power 2/M320 series (MTK)

56. LG Xpression Plus 2/K40 LMX420 series

57. Lumigon T3

58. Meizu M5c

59. Meizu M6

60. Meizu Pro 7 Plus

61. Nokia 1

62. Nokia 1 Plus

63. Nokia 3

64. Nokia 3.1

65. Nokia 3.1 Plus

66. Nokia 5.1

67. Nokia 5.1 Plus/X5

68. Onn 7″ Android tablet

69. Onn 8″ & 10″ tablet series (MT8163)

70. OPPO A5s

71. OPPO F5 series/A73 – (Android 8.x)

72. OPPO F7 series – (Android 8.x)

73. OPPO F9 series – (Android 8.x)

74. Oukitel K12

75. Protruly D7

76. Realme 1

77. Sony Xperia C4

78. Sony Xperia C5 series

79. Sony Xperia L1

80. Sony Xperia L3

81. Sony Xperia XA series

82. Sony Xperia XA1 series

83. Southern Telecom Smartab ST1009X (MT8167)

84. TECNO Spark 3 series

85. Umidigi F1 series

86. Umidigi Power

87. Wiko Ride

88. Wiko Sunny

89. Wiko View3

90. Xiaomi Redmi 6/6A series

91. ZTE Blade A530

92. ZTE Blade D6/V6

93. ZTE Quest 5 Z3351S

If you’re not on the list, you can try checking for vulnerabilities by manually running the scripts in article http://bit.ly/mediatek-su or refer to the vulnerability information at the address. http://bit.ly/mediatek-su-rootkit.

To patch the flaw, you often visit Settings (settings) – About phone (about phone) – System update (software update). Note, the name and location of the options may vary depending on the device you are using.