Samsung Rolls Out November 2026 Security Update to Galaxy S26
Samsung has begun distributing the November 2026 security patch to the Galaxy S26, S26+ and S26 Ultra, fixing 179 vulnerabilities and making them the first to get it.

Samsung has officially started rolling out a new software update for the Galaxy S26, Galaxy S26+ and Galaxy S26 Ultra. The update carries the November 2026 security patch and addresses 179 vulnerabilities present in earlier versions, making the S26 family the first Samsung devices to receive the latest patch.
Starting in South Korea
As usual, Samsung is releasing the update first in South Korea. The base-model build weighs about 510 MB and carries the version number S942NKSS6BZK1. Updates for the other models are expected to use similar version codes, and users in other countries should receive them over the coming days.
How to check
Owners can see whether the update has reached their phone by going to Settings > Software update > Check for updates.
What comes next
The patch follows the official rollout of One UI 9 to the Galaxy S26 series. Samsung is now also speeding up development of its next interface, One UI 9.5, which is expected to bring a range of design and feature changes. The company's apps have already been spotted with improvements and new user experiences.
For S26 owners, the monthly patch matters mainly for security: closing 179 known flaws reduces exposure on devices that are likely to be used for banking, messaging and work. Availability will vary by region and carrier, so the update may take a few days to show up outside South Korea.
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