LG Phoenix 2 comes with some upgraded features: the handset runs Android 6.0 Marshmallow out of the box and sports a 5-inch HD. Today AT&T has started rolling the latest security patch update for AT&T LG Phoenix 2. The update bumps the software version to K37120n and brings the January 2018 Security Patch for AT&T LG Phoenix 2. This update is still based on Android 7.0 Nougat. Along with this update, the company also added fix for Blueborne Virus and Krack WiFi Vulnerabilities.
What’s KRACK Wi-Fi vulnerability?
KRACK Wi-Fi vulnerability stands for Key Reinstallation Attack which is a fundamental heart to hack the WiFi Protected Access 2 (WPA2). Recently researcher found that, by hacking the WPA2, It can act the vulnerability to decrypt traffic, hijack connections, perform man-in-the-middle attacks, and eavesdrop on communication sent from a WPA2-enabled device. To secure the device, You can install v20n to fix the KRACK Wi-Fi vulnerability on AT&T LG Phoenix 2.
The update is currently rolling via OTA (Over The Air) to every user in AT&T carrier. The rollout is in a staged manner. It may take a couple of days or weeks to reach every AT&T LG Phoenix 2 users. To receive the OTA update notification, you must be running stock firmware.
The update brings nothing major except the security patch, bug fixes, and other improvements. Now upgrade to a more secure version of software on AT&T LG Phoenix 2 to free from Malware and other virus.
Firmware Details:
Here is the current update: Android 7.0 Nougat
- Release date: February 5, 2018
- Android version: 7.0
- Security patch level (SPL): January 1, 2018
- Baseband version: MPSS.JO.2.0.c1.2-00020-8909_GEN_PACK-1.90266.1.93441.1.106743.1
- Build number: NRD90U
- Software version: K37120n
- File size: 17MB