The vulnerability in Skype’s Android app that threatened to leak user data has now been repaired. At the same time extended support for VoIP over 3G.
Skype announced that they have developed, tested and rolled out an updated version of the software for Android, which is no longer liable to leak any private user information. All users are encouraged to upgrade their software to version 1.0.0.983 is now available for download from the Market.
The update comes less than a week after Skype itself confirmed the vulnerability . In addition, Skype has taken the opportunity to include more support for VoIP over 3G. With earlier versions have it, including the U.S. has only been possible with some operators.
Some software that uses the vulnerability has not yet been reported, and as Android Police Blog who first drew the attention of the security hole will update work fine. However, vulnerability remains of concern to the leaked version of Skype also allows video call.
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