The recent launch of Nothing's new messaging app, Nothing Chats, designed to bring a version of Apple’s iMessage to Android, went down like a lead balloon. Just one day after going live on the Google Play Store, Nothing pulled the app over serious security concerns. Now, two more vulnerabilities have purportedly come to light.
As spotted by Android Authority, Android developer and reverse engineer Dylan Roussel, who previously blew the whistle on security issues with Nothing Chats and the Sunbird platform it's built on, recently shared on X two additional vulnerabilities centered around Nothing's infrastructure.
