If you look at CVEs in Android a lot of them are tied to proprietary Qualcomm binaries. Its crazy how your GPU driver can be exploited to get root access.
If Qualcomm wasn’t so dependent on their vendor kernel that ships with tons of binary blobs it would be lot more secure.
Na, OP sounds wrong in general.
An unsecure binary is 100% the fault of the company creating it not the underlying kernel.
Do you blame the Linux kernel for heartbleed? No, you blame openssl. Do you blame Java for Log4Shell? No you blame Apache
Maybe I did a bad job of phrasing this?
I’m saying that the bulk of Android security issues come from Qualcomm binaries
might be more accurate?