Samsung’s March 2025 Update boosts device safety with over 58 fixes
It’s March 2025, and Samsung has shared details about its newest security update. The company hasn’t started sending it to Galaxy devices yet, but the rollout should kick off soon. Samsung releases these updates every month to fix problems from older software. The goal is to make Galaxy devices more stable and secure, keeping them running smoothly while protecting users.
This time, the update tackles over 58 weak spots found in earlier versions. Google has provided fixes for 11 major threats and 40 serious risks, with one issue already handled in a past update. Three other problems don’t affect Samsung devices, so they’re not a concern here.
Meanwhile, Samsung is fixing 7 of its issues in this March 2025 update. These changes improve things like Auracast, private settings for communication, the Galaxy Watch Gallery, Wi-Fi features, and more. With these improvements, Samsung ensures that devices stay safer and perform better, giving users a smoother and more trustworthy experience.
What’s Fixed in the March 2025 Update
Android Fixes
Major Threats
- Examples: CVE-2024-45569, CVE-2025-0074, CVE-2025-22412, and more (11 total).
Serious Risks
- Examples: CVE-2024-38420, CVE-2024-49839, CVE-2025-26417, and others (40 total).
No Impact on Samsung
- CVE-2024-45582, CVE-2024-49843, CVE-2025-20634 (3 total).
Already Fixed Before
- CVE-2024-45571.
Samsung-Specific Fixes
- SVE-2024-2099: Lock down improper access in SecSettingsIntelligence.
- SVE-2024-2271: Strengthens weak random values in Auracast.
- SVE-2024-2297: Secures private communication in Settings.
- SVE-2024-2340: This fixes permission issues in Galaxy Watch Gallery.
- SVE-2024-2359: This tightens control in Wi-Fi services.
- SVE-2024-2448: Corrects permissions in DiagMonAgent.
This update shows Samsung’s commitment to keeping your device safe and reliable!
