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Android app still exposing messages of 100M users despite bug fix – BleepingComputer
GO SMS Pro, an Android instant messaging app with more than 100 million installs, is still exposing the privately shared messages of millions of users even though…
GO SMS Pro, an Android instant messaging app with more than 100 million installs, is still exposing the privately shared messages of millions of users even though the developer has been working on a fix for the flaw behind the data leak for almost two weeks.
The flaw, discovered by Trustwave researchers three months ago and publicly disclosed on November 19, enabled unauthenticated attackers to gain unrestricted access to voice messages, videos, and photos privately shared by GO SMS Pro users.
How…
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