Samsung has revealed the secret organization at the heart of its cybersecurity. With codenames like RED, BLUE and PURPLE, this team looks like something out of a James Bond movie. Their mission? Protect your Galaxy devices by monitoring and patching vulnerabilities before they become a threat.
THE cyber attacks are exploding and identity theft is reaching record levels. In this context smartphone manufacturers they are under pressure enhance security their equipment. Every month, users receive security updates, but few know that they are the resultcomplex operations carried out behind the scenes by specialized teams.
Samsung lifted the veil on its security program called ” Project Infinity “. At the center of this program is three specialized teamsdesignated by color-inspired code names: the red team (RED), blue team (BLUE) and Team Violette (PURPLE). These specialists, distributed worldwidework to protect your Galaxy smartphones from digital threats with tactics goodespionage.
Secret teams monitor vulnerabilities and strengthen the security of Samsung Galaxy phones
Red team simulates cyber attacks expose vulnerabilities Galaxy devices using techniques such as fuzzing (automatic testing to reveal flaws) and code auditing. Blue teamfor his part, he is responsible for correct these deficiencies and issue security updates that protect users. Finally, Team Violette combines these two missions for both test and improve defenses in real time.
Samsung is already recognized for this innovative security solutionsas Knoxits integrated hardware and software protection platform. Recently, the company introduced two new features: Quick Share Private Sharing, which provides file sharing by restricting access to selected contacts and preventing screenshots and improved data protection for Samsung Cloud which strengthens PUSH data privacy personal stored online.
In addition to these news, Samsung regularly deploys security updates for its devices, even the oldest ones. In August 2024, the company expanded a major security patch on older models like the Galaxy Note 20 and S22. This patch contained more than 50 fixes, including several critical ones protect users latest threats. These efforts are supported by a constant monitoring of the forums and online marketplace for reveal flaws before they are abused.