I have loopholes in the operating system for Samsung in particular and Android in general and it happened to me already and I overcame it and I do not want to use it against anyone or anyone else who uses it in the future, but I do not want to talk on any platform to maintain the calm of the community and not disturb Android customers in general, who do I talk to and in which Party..
NOTE,
Knowing that any information I provide is documented and based on experience, but in return for this I will receive an honest and clean reward, like a white hacker....
I believe he managed to pinpoint security vulnerabilities in the code for Android 16, and possibly OneUI 8, that he'd like to properly report, but isn't sure what the proper procedure for doing so is. Generally, Google offers some type of reward or incentive for doing so (sometimes, even a job offer), though I'm not certain regarding Samsung.
The composition and the lack of a specific punctuation, like a full stop in the first paragraph. Also, whether or not they are making a general overall statement or if it is an interrogatory, as reading it does not make known when reading the framing of the paragraph to which it is and ending that with a partial ellipsis. Are they seeking out a contact or are they just stating this?
For potential security vulnerabilities, please do not share details publicly here. Instead, we kindly ask you to report them directly through Samsung’s official security reporting channel: Samsung Security Vulnerability Reporting
The Samsung Security Response Center (SSRC) will review your submission, and if applicable, recognition or rewards may be provided through Samsung’s bug bounty program.
