A critical zero-click vulnerability in Telegram, allowing remote code execution via malicious animated stickers, has been disclosed but denied by the company. Telegram asserts that all stickers undergo server-side validation before delivery, making such an attack technically impossible. This dispute highlights the ongoing tension between security researchers and tech companies over the existence and severity of vulnerabilities.
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