Google is working to improve the security of Pixel phones by focusing on the cellular baseband modem, a part of the device that handles communication with mobile networks and processes external data. In the Pixel 9, the company introduced measures to reduce memory-related vulnerabilities. With the Pixel 10, the approach goes further by integrating a DNS parser written in the Rust programming language into the modem firmware. The DNS protocol is known for helping browsers … More → The post Google makes it harder to exploit Pixel 10 modem firmware appeared first on Help Net Security.