"SMS des Todes" kann auch dein Handy kurzerhand lahmlegen.

Eine unsichtbare SMS lässt Android-Smartphones abstürzen, unterbricht Anrufe und hält Geräte in einer Reboot-Schleife gefangen. Google hat bereits reagiert.

A security researcher has released a proof-of-concept exploit for a recently patched Android vulnerability, dubbed "SMS of Death" and tracked as CVE-2026-58882, that lets attackers remotely disrupt …

A newly uncovered zero-click flaw threatens millions of mobile handsets worldwide. Specifically, the Android SMS of Death vulnerability forces essential telephony services into endless termination loops. Security researcher Mark Blah disclosed that malformed cellular transmissions cause critical system crashes. Furthermore, malicious actors execute this disruptive assault without requiring user interaction or visual confirmation. Consequently, vulnerable devices experience devastating denial of service conditions silently.

A single malformed WAP Push SMS crashes com.android.phone on Android. Zero-click, remote, drops emergency calls.

Android SMS of Death: Zero-Click Flaw Crashes Calls According to a recent report by technology outlet Gigazine on October 30, security researcher Mark Blaschczyk has uncovered a severe flaw. He discovered a formidable zero-click denial-of-service vulnerability within the Android operating system. Experts ominously dubbed this exploit the "SMS of Death". How the Zero-Click Exploit Works By simply dispatching a specially crafted text message to a targeted mobile device, an attacker can severely disrupt the recipient's calling capabilities.

Android SMS of Death: Zero-Click Flaw Crashes Calls According to a recent report by technology outlet Gigazine on October 30, security researcher Mark Blaschczyk has uncovered a severe flaw. He discovered a formidable zero-click denial-of-service vulnerability within the Android operating system. Experts ominously dubbed this exploit the "SMS of Death". How the Zero-Click Exploit Works By simply dispatching a specially crafted text message to a targeted mobile device, an attacker can severely disrupt the recipient's calling capabilities.