
Task Hijacking StrandHogg (Pt. 2)
Hello, and welcome back! Hopefully you’ve already gone through Task Hijacking (StrandHogg) Vulnerability Part 1, learning how to identify StrandHogg vulnerabilities. If this is your
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Hello, and welcome back! Hopefully you’ve already gone through Task Hijacking (StrandHogg) Vulnerability Part 1, learning how to identify StrandHogg vulnerabilities. If this is your
StrandHogg is an Android vulnerability in which malicious applications exploit its multitasking system to display falsified applications like legitimate ones on devices running Android OS.
In the world of Android app development, intents play a crucial role in facilitating communication and interaction between different components within an app and even
In today’s digital landscape, protecting sensitive information is of utmost importance. As technology progresses, the tactics used by malicious individuals to illicitly access data also
In today’s digital landscape, mobile users often rely on the clipboard function to conveniently copy and paste sensitive information like passwords and payment details. However,
This blog will explore different methods and techniques to exploit Android activities with the “exported=true” attribute set. By understanding the vulnerabilities associated with this attribute,
In this blog, we are going to discuss Android WebView vulnerabilities. What is a WebView? The WebView class, which is an extension of the View
What are Broadcast Receivers? A broadcast receiver is a component in Android applications that allows the system to send events to applications that are not
In the previous blog, we described the Drozer tool; in this blog, we are going to discuss Content Providers. What are Content Providers? Content Providers
In this blog, we are going to discuss the Drozer tool for pen-testing Android applications. What is Drozer? The Android evaluation tool, Drozer, was introduced
In this blog, we are going to talk about Tapjacking and how it operates. In addition to that, we are going to learn about free-floating
In this blog we are going to discuss Broken Cryptography in Android Applications. When application developers wish to use encryption in their apps, they have
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