bmwsancho
(bmwsancho)
September 21, 2015, 5:32pm
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Apple fans have been criticizing Android for years, fighting back against “walled garden” claims by suggesting that Android’s open nature makes it far more susceptible …
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I had 3 of the breached apps on my phone, among them the tinydeal.com one! Not sure how many BFL folks have this app or the other ones - just a heads up.
Since we don’t exactly know when the code found its way into the respective apps the only way to be safe would be to delete them immediately from the iOS device.
edit: the list given at BGR is only a partial one!
According to macrumors these are some of the information XcodeGhost might collect:
Current time
Current infected app’s name
The app’s bundle identifier
Current device’s name and type
Current system’s language and country
Current device’s UUID
Network type
Prompt a fake alert dialog to phish user credentials;
Hijack opening specific URLs based on their scheme, which could allow for exploitation of vulnerabilities in the iOS system or other iOS apps;
Read and write data in the user’s clipboard, which could be used to read the user’s password if that password is copied from a password management tool.
source: What You Need to Know About iOS Malware XcodeGhost - MacRumors
Agro
(Agro)
October 6, 2017, 7:59am
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Phew, I thought that intl-outdoor store was hacked. Glad to see it was not.
Barkuti
(Barkuti)
October 6, 2017, 2:20pm
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sp5it:
Jailbreak rulez
:THUMBS-UP: :THUMBS-UP: :THUMBS-UP:
As an Android rooted user, nothing beats ;-) the smell of freedom.
I even use a few cracked apps but psst, don't tell anyone!
Cheers :-)
polarweis
(polarweis)
January 27, 2018, 9:23am
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khan123
(khan123)
January 28, 2018, 12:34pm
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