Re: [id-android] Wti :Two Android Vulnerabilities Allow Malicious Apps To Install On Your Device Without Your Permission

2011-09-21 Terurut Topik Indra D. Kusuma
Bukti kalo Android makin populer, layaknya OS Jendela :D
#mudah2an ga kek OS Jendela yang butuh antivirus, firewall etc dan hampir
6bulan sekali install ulang #curhat pengalaman pribadi :D

On Wed, Sep 21, 2011 at 8:39 AM, Agus Ruliyanto agusruliya...@gmail.comwrote:

 Lama2 butuh firewall dah hahay..buat ngemplang exploit atau trojan
 On Sep 21, 2011 7:37 AM, Defriando Riza defriando.r...@gmail.com
 wrote:
  Waspadalah... Waspadalah...
  
 
  
 http://phandroid.com/2011/09/20/2-android-bugs-allow-malicious-apps-to-install-on-your-device-without-your-permission/androidinfected-3/
 

 
  About a month ago, two Android researchers were able to find two
  vulnerabilities within the Android OS that have yet to be addressed or
  patched up by Google in the latest Android updates. What exactly are
 these
  vulnerabilities?
 
  Well, the first bug is called a “permission-escalation vulnerability” and
  apparently, it affects all Android users. The exploit allows for an app
 to
  be installed without a user approving of the permissions typically
 required
  when installing an app. For instance, say you were to install a seemingly
  harmless (but infected) app from the Market. A hacker could then use this
  vulnerability in Android to gain additional malicious permission
 privileges
  after an install.
 
  The second exploit is known as a “Linux kernel privilege escalation” and
 it
  allows for an unprivileged application to escalate or gain privileges and
  gain full control over a device.
 
  Last year, Jon Oberheide, one of the researchers who discovered these 2
  vulnerabilities, was able to upload an app disguised as an “Angry Birds
  expansion pack” into the Android Market. Once downloaded, without any
 user
  knowledge or input, the expansion pack was able to install three
 additional
  apps that monitored a phone’s contacts, location information and text
  messages. That data could then be transmitted to a remote server. Jon “O”
  had this to say,
 
  The Android Market ecosystem continues to be a ripe area for bugs. There
  are some complex interactions between the device and Google’s Market
 servers
  which has only been made more complex and dangerous by the Android Web
  Market.
 
 
  Both Oberheide and his fellow researcher Zach Lanier plan to speak more
  about these Android vulnerabilities at a two-day training course taking
  place at the SOURCE conference in Barcelona later this year. You can find
 a
  video from Oberheide showing off these Android bugs on his Nexus
  Shttp://phandroid.com/nexus-s/down below.
 
  [Via TheRegister
 http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/09/20/google_android_vulnerability_patching/
 

  ]
 
  Read full article at
 
 http://phandroid.com/2011/09/20/2-android-bugs-allow-malicious-apps-to-install-on-your-device-without-your-permission/
 
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[id-android] Wti :Two Android Vulnerabilities Allow Malicious Apps To Install On Your Device Without Your Permission

2011-09-20 Terurut Topik Defriando Riza
Waspadalah... Waspadalah...


http://phandroid.com/2011/09/20/2-android-bugs-allow-malicious-apps-to-install-on-your-device-without-your-permission/androidinfected-3/

About a month ago, two Android researchers were able to find two
vulnerabilities within the Android OS that have yet to be addressed or
patched up by Google in the latest Android updates. What exactly are these
vulnerabilities?

Well, the first bug is called a “permission-escalation vulnerability” and
apparently, it affects all Android users. The exploit allows for an app to
be installed without a user approving of the permissions typically required
when installing an app. For instance, say you were to install a seemingly
harmless (but infected) app from the Market. A hacker could then use this
vulnerability in Android to gain additional malicious permission privileges
after an install.

The second exploit is known as a “Linux kernel privilege escalation” and it
allows for an unprivileged application to escalate or gain privileges and
gain full control over a device.

Last year, Jon Oberheide, one of the researchers who discovered these 2
vulnerabilities, was able to upload an app disguised as an “Angry Birds
expansion pack” into the Android Market. Once downloaded, without any user
knowledge or input, the expansion pack was able to install three additional
apps that monitored a phone’s contacts, location information and text
messages. That data could then be transmitted to a remote server. Jon “O”
had this to say,

The Android Market ecosystem continues to be a ripe area for bugs. There
are some complex interactions between the device and Google’s Market servers
which has only been made more complex and dangerous by the Android Web
Market.


Both Oberheide and his fellow researcher Zach Lanier plan to speak more
about these Android vulnerabilities at a two-day training course taking
place at the SOURCE conference in Barcelona later this year. You can find a
video from Oberheide showing off these Android bugs on his Nexus
Shttp://phandroid.com/nexus-s/down below.

[Via 
TheRegisterhttp://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/09/20/google_android_vulnerability_patching/
]

Read full article at
http://phandroid.com/2011/09/20/2-android-bugs-allow-malicious-apps-to-install-on-your-device-without-your-permission/

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Re: [id-android] Wti :Two Android Vulnerabilities Allow Malicious Apps To Install On Your Device Without Your Permission

2011-09-20 Terurut Topik Agus Ruliyanto
Lama2 butuh firewall dah hahay..buat ngemplang exploit atau trojan
On Sep 21, 2011 7:37 AM, Defriando Riza defriando.r...@gmail.com wrote:
 Waspadalah... Waspadalah...
 

 
http://phandroid.com/2011/09/20/2-android-bugs-allow-malicious-apps-to-install-on-your-device-without-your-permission/androidinfected-3/


 About a month ago, two Android researchers were able to find two
 vulnerabilities within the Android OS that have yet to be addressed or
 patched up by Google in the latest Android updates. What exactly are these
 vulnerabilities?

 Well, the first bug is called a “permission-escalation vulnerability” and
 apparently, it affects all Android users. The exploit allows for an app to
 be installed without a user approving of the permissions typically
required
 when installing an app. For instance, say you were to install a seemingly
 harmless (but infected) app from the Market. A hacker could then use this
 vulnerability in Android to gain additional malicious permission
privileges
 after an install.

 The second exploit is known as a “Linux kernel privilege escalation” and
it
 allows for an unprivileged application to escalate or gain privileges and
 gain full control over a device.

 Last year, Jon Oberheide, one of the researchers who discovered these 2
 vulnerabilities, was able to upload an app disguised as an “Angry Birds
 expansion pack” into the Android Market. Once downloaded, without any user
 knowledge or input, the expansion pack was able to install three
additional
 apps that monitored a phone’s contacts, location information and text
 messages. That data could then be transmitted to a remote server. Jon “O”
 had this to say,

 The Android Market ecosystem continues to be a ripe area for bugs. There
 are some complex interactions between the device and Google’s Market
servers
 which has only been made more complex and dangerous by the Android Web
 Market.


 Both Oberheide and his fellow researcher Zach Lanier plan to speak more
 about these Android vulnerabilities at a two-day training course taking
 place at the SOURCE conference in Barcelona later this year. You can find
a
 video from Oberheide showing off these Android bugs on his Nexus
 Shttp://phandroid.com/nexus-s/down below.

 [Via TheRegister
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/09/20/google_android_vulnerability_patching/

 ]

 Read full article at

http://phandroid.com/2011/09/20/2-android-bugs-allow-malicious-apps-to-install-on-your-device-without-your-permission/

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