Samsung has just announced the details of its September 2025 security patch, just one day after Google revealed the latest Android security update. This patch not only fixes vulnerabilities in the Android operating system but also addresses a series of issues specific to Samsung's software.

According to official information, the September 2025 patch includes two critical vulnerabilities and dozens of high-risk vulnerabilities on Android. In parallel, Samsung has added patches for 25 security vulnerabilities and exposures (SVEs) in its system.

One of the most serious vulnerabilities is related to One UI Home on devices running Android 14 and Android 15, allowing attackers to bypass kiosk mode under certain conditions. In addition, the patch also fixes issues related to access management, data control, out-of-range write errors, and many other potential vulnerabilities.

Notably, there are some vulnerabilities that cannot be disclosed in detail due to their sensitive nature, to avoid the risk of being exploited before users have time to update. However, all have been addressed in this patch.

Samsung confirmed that the September 2025 security patch has begun to be deployed to eligible Galaxy devices, including models on the monthly, quarterly, and semi-annual update list. Users can check and install as soon as their devices receive the update notification to ensure data security.