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Samsung Galaxy Tab security bulletin SMR-SEP-2026 (September 2026)

Samsung published the SMR-SEP-2026 security maintenance release (September 2026) for major flagship models, including patches from Google's Android security bulletin. Whether a specific Galaxy Tab receives this release varies by model and region.

Manufacturer release date: September 2026

Article last updated: 2026-10-05

Sources last checked: 2026-10-05

What changed

The bulletin lists 18 Critical and 40 High-rated Google patches applied in this release, and notes 40 CVEs not applicable to Samsung devices, plus Samsung SVE items. See the official bulletin for the complete list.

Why it matters

This is a manufacturer bulletin, not a confirmed update for a particular Galaxy Tab. Check Settings > Software update on the tablet to see whether the release has arrived for the model.

What to do

On the tablet, open Settings > Software update. Samsung stages releases by model and region, so availability varies.

On the tablet, open Settings > About tablet > Software information to see the security patch level.

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If the release hasn't arrived, the model may not be in scope yet or may still be rolling out — check Samsung's model support scope page.

Affected devices and versions

Covers: Galaxy tablets.

We don't know which software your device is running. If your device is running an affected version, updating is the recommended action — check the installed version with the steps above.

Security fixes in this release

This release fixes 58 vulnerabilities — see the technical details below.

Technical details (58 vulnerabilities)

No CVE details match that search.

The full CVE list for this release is above. Individual vulnerability details come from the official CVE record (CVE List / NVD) and the manufacturer's own advisory where published.

Official sources

Record history

  • 2026-10-05 — published: Initial automated publication from official sources.

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