Bottom line: Google addresses one actively exploited zero-day vulnerability and 124 additional security flaws in the June 2026 patch series for Android.
Google has patched an actively exploited Android zero-day vulnerability and 124 additional security flaws in June 2026. The exploited zero-day had already been used in targeted attacks.
Google has released the June 2026 security patches for Android, fixing a total of 124 vulnerabilities. Among these flaws was a zero-day that at the time of release was already being actively exploited in targeted attacks.
For CISOs, closing actively exploited zero-days requires immediate prioritization of these patches. The affected Android ecosystem – with millions of devices in the DACH enterprise environment – requires rapid inventory assessment and deployment planning. The combination of an in-the-wild exploit and 123 additional reported vulnerabilities indicates a broader attack surface that must be systematically reduced.
Organizations should activate their patch management processes: device manufacturers and network administrators must prioritize the rollout plan, particularly for Android devices with elevated risk profiles (enterprise smartphones, tablets with access to sensitive systems). The NIS2 Directive requires documented vulnerability management – the zero-day vulnerability falls under this requirement and must be tracked and remediated.
Source: www.bleepingcomputer.com · Published June 2, 2026
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