Verizon is now rolling out an update that will install the November 2017 Android security patch to the Samsung Galaxy Note 8. This security patch fixes six remote code execution vulnerabilities found in the media framework and the system portion of the operating system. Remote code execution vulnerabilities are the security issues that can be exploited by hackers in order to control the device from a separate location. In addition, Verizon is also rolling out a separate patch for the KRACK vulnerability. This exploit allows individuals to intercept or eavesdrop on data sent by the smartphone over the Wi-Fi network. It is also likely that the software update includes fixes to six vulnerabilities found in Samsung's proprietary skin.