Telegram Vulnerability: Animated Stickers Can Run Malicious Code
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A serious vulnerability has been discovered in Telegram, allowing hackers to run malicious code through animated stickers. Even if the stickers aren't opened, the code can still be executed. The issue lies in the rlottie library used for displaying animations. Telegram is working on a fix by replacing rlottie with a secure alternative, tlottie. Users are advised to update their applications once the patch is released.
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