Google triaged 30 zero-click Android bugs, then silently closed them and shipped fixes
jjjegly · hn · 2026-10-03
A Hacker News post reports that Google assigned 30 zero-click Android vulnerability reports to its tracker, then closed the issues and shipped fixes. The author links to a GitHub repository (jegly/jegly) with the details. Zero-click bugs—exploitable without any user interaction—are among the most sensitive class of Android security issues, and the quiet triage-and-close handling is drawing discussion.
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