Bringing Rust to the Pixel Baseband
2026-04-17T07:23:40Z•0685e268c7b95122ef8105eb19a44071f461be2d4dda5fd915884c75b35ed3a6
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What happened
This batch of Google security posts describes multiple platform defenses and proactive mitigations: Pixel 10 integrates a memory-safe Rust DNS parser into the modem/baseband firmware to reduce memory-safety vulnerabilities and expand Rust usage in low-level code; Chrome is rolling out Device Bound Session Credentials (DBSC) (publicly available on Windows Chrome 146, coming to macOS) to prevent exfiltrated session cookies from being reused by attackers; Google Workspace teams describe continuous defenses against indirect prompt injection (IPI) targeting LLMs and multi-source AI apps; Google’s V
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- 0685e268c7b95122ef8105eb19a44071f461be2d4dda5fd915884c75b35ed3a6
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- 2026-04-17T07:23:40Z
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- Yes
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