Am 25.10.2012 19:55, schrieb Matthias Apitz: > Some days ago I've read in a German computer magazine about Android > security bugs where URL's of the form tel:.... are directly send down > from the browser to the modem and mal ware web sides include so called > special dial codes to manipulate (invalidate PIN/PUK) your SIM card or > do even stuff more worse. So far so good (and Android users deserve it). > > The issue let me ask: > - Is there a list of such special codes the modem of our FR understands, > for example to switch off calling party number presentation to the > remote side, or others?
I don't know about such a list. > - Can the normal SHR dialer application be used to send them to the modem > and represent the answer of the modem, or are there other applications > for this in SHR? The default SHR dialer and fsogsmd support those USSD-Codes. For example I use *100# regularly to check my balance. The dialer shows a "popup" window which shows the result after dialing. Cheers, slyon
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