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AirDroid: How Much Do Your Apps Know?

bishopfox.com | vulnerability | #android | #mobile-security | #authentication | #vulnerability | #permissions | #airdroid
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Bishop Fox recounts the AirDroid authentication bug that let a malicious link silently hijack Android phones — camera, GPS, SMS, files — even when the app wasn't running.
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