Israeli researchers have identified a vulnerability in Samsung's Galaxy S4 that allegedly allows a hacker to easily intercept secure data.
The Israeli security team said vulnerability in Samsung's Knox security platform enables malicious software to track e-mails and record data communications.
According to CNET, the Knox software offers high-level encryption, a VPN feature, and a way to separate personal data from work data.
It also enables IT administrators to manage a mobile device through specific policies.
Knox-enabled devices have already been approved by the Pentagon for government use.
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The alleged vulnerability was discovered earlier this month by researchers at Ben-Gurion University's Cyber Security Labs.
According to the report, they said that while the Knox is the most advanced security-driven infrastructure for mobile phones, the alleged flaw enables malicious software to track e-mails and record data communications.
The flaw was uncovered by Ph. D. student Mordechai Guri during an unrelated research task.
