[Regulator75]

Uh oh.
http://www.engadget.com/2012/12/16/s...ces-to-attack/

The Samsung kernel apparently allows read / write access to all physical memory on the device, including the kernel itself. This makes for an easy root, Alephzain writes, but leaves devices open to attack -- allowing Kernel code injections and RAM dumps from malware-laden apps from the Google Play store.