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Posted Apr 9
CHANNELS YOU JOINED AND RECOMMENDED CHANNELS IN EMPTY SEARCH
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Posted Apr 9
Do not hide ads
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Posted Apr 9
The last thing Telegram for Android was missing were changelogs with emojis to guess 🤦♂️ /s
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Posted Apr 9
New prompts that notify you if your Telegram Premium subscription is expiring.
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Posted Apr 9
Update Preview
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Posted Apr 9
Update Preview
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Posted Apr 8
⚠️ Concept alert!
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Posted Apr 8
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Posted Apr 8
ℹUPD: The picture that this post was referencing was not made by the engineering group, and is completely unrelated to the vulnerability discovered by @exploitorg. See https://t.me/iDubTGDiscussions/4755 for more info by a member of the engineering group.
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Posted Apr 8
❗️Misleading Information: A new post by the engineering group @exploitorg states that a possible RCE or "breach" of sorts, was found in Telegram for Desktop, causing users to worry. Although this is indeed a "flaw", a fundamental fact was left unmentioned. When a message of this kind is sent to an unsuspecting user on TDesktop, there is a prompt that is displayed before the program is allowed to run at all, which specifically states "This file has the extension .exe. It may harm the computer." wherein the user is told if they are certain they wish to run the program, followed by an option to either allow or prevent the computer from executing the unknown exe. This means that the program is not run without the users intent. The program will only run if the user accepts the prompt. Additionally, this prompt will always display every time the file is loaded; it will only disappear if the user specifically chooses to select "Don't ask me again", which is what the engineering group did in the video.
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Posted Apr 8
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Posted Apr 8
SECURITY ALERT ⚠️ Possible RCE was detected in Telegram's media processing on Windows platform. This issue expose users to malicious attacks through specially crafted media files, such as images or videos. For security reasons disable auto-download feature. Please follow these steps: 1. Go to Settings. 2. Tap on Data and Storage. 3. Under the Automatic Media Download section, disable auto-download for "Photos", "Videos", and "Files" across all network types (Mobile Data, Wi-Fi, and Roaming).
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