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Even so, I don't see how you exactly you go from internal storage to loading malware or exfiltrating passwords. Exposing internal storage doesn't let you access
by r1ch 7y ago
Even so, I don't see how you exactly you go from internal storage to loading malware or exfiltrating passwords. Exposing internal storage doesn't let you access the isolated app storage where private app data and passwords would be stored, only common areas like downloads and media.
Lacking any technical details, this article reads like one of those scary chain forwards.
- fuzzy2 7y agoWhen I still used Android, lots of apps would put all sorts of data on the "SD card" storage. This could've included credentials.