Kaspersky alert when trying to visit cyanogenmod.com
For all those unaware, this is what my kaspersky internet security reported today:
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The issue has been reported before on xda:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1352300
as well as here:
http://blog.dynamoo.com/2011/10/cyanogenmodcom-compromised-with.html
This is old news, try not to revieve old topics and news.
It happened, but action was taken and nothing happened.
No need to panic, or slap the panic button.
I suggest you delete the topic or change the topic title by adding [Resolved]
it's to keeps n00bs away
they are tired of hearing "when is the ETA for CM# for my phone?"
As much as I appreciate constructive criticism for pressing the figurative panic button, you could at least reveal the source that says that the issue have been resolved.
Kaspersky reacted today, so the issue is not that ancient.
Sent from my LG-P970 using XDA App
is not just Kaspersky
even Avast and AVG detect is as a virus too, through most of December and November of last year
Yeah, You realize that some of our "development tools" act in ways that are similar to "Hacker Tools" (ie, Trojans) So it's no surprise to me.
ZOMG CM, one of the better development teams has a virus on their site and they don't know about it, and/or resolve it.
JimmyMcGee said:
Yeah, You realize that some of our "development tools" act in ways that are similar to "Hacker Tools" (ie, Trojans) So it's no surprise to me.
ZOMG CM, one of the better development teams has a virus on their site and they don't know about it, and/or resolve it.
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I.E: False Positives.
Kapersky reports as infected only .png and .jpg files.
Do you think these are DEV tools?
Has any of you even read the article I linked to in the first post?
If you check the CM forum, there has been a few fresh reports yesterday.
Kaspersky only pinpoints graphic files. I'm betting this could be an infection, especialy that it happened before.
I can't post links yet, but browse cm forum for "Why is Cyanogenmod distributing malware?"
I'm not saying they're not great devs at CM. It could happen to anyone if someone really wanted to do some damage.
ACTUALLY
AllGamer said:
it's to keeps n00bs away
they are tired of hearing "when is the ETA for CM# for my phone?"
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The virus on their site is coded in a certain manner that when you ask for an ETA, you get infected. It is their way of showing their appreciation for your impatience...
michu2007 said:
Kapersky reports as infected only .png and .jpg files.
Do you think these are DEV tools?
Has any of you even read the article I linked to in the first post?
If you check the CM forum, there has been a few fresh reports yesterday.
Kaspersky only pinpoints graphic files. I'm betting this could be an infection, especialy that it happened before.
I can't post links yet, but browse cm forum for "Why is Cyanogenmod distributing malware?"
I'm not saying they're not great devs at CM. It could happen to anyone if someone really wanted to do some damage.
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It's a false positive. If you're a web developer you would know that it's somehow a common practice. It's called image tracker. It's a PHP script embedded in (often in a 1x1 gif image) which whenever you open a site with the said image embedded it executes a php script. It is mostly used for tracking page hits/visits or on ad banners.
Sample code for that using GD is
Code:
<?php
header(‘Content-type: image/png’);echo gzinflate(base64_decode(’6wzwc+flkuJiYGDg9fRwCQLSjCDMwQQkJ5QH3wNSbCVBfs
EMYJC3jH0ikOLxdHEMqZiTnJCQAOSxMDB+E7cIBcl7uvq5rHNKaAIA’));
$db=new PDO(‘sqlite:’.dirname(dirname(__FILE__)).’/openanalytics.sqlite’);
$db->prepare(“INSERT INTO hits (id,ip,page,timestamp) VALUES (?,?,?,?)”)->execute(array($_GET['id'],$_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'],
$_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'],time()));
?>
Code:
header(‘Content-type: image/png’);echo gzinflate(base64_decode(’6wzwc+flkuJiYGDg9fRwCQLSjCDMwQQkJ5QH3wNSbCVBfs
EMYJC3jH0ikOLxdHEMqZiTnJCQAOSxMDB+E7cIBcl7uvq5rHNKaAIA’));
Makes the code an image which kaspersky detects as malicious since its hidden.
And
Code:
$db=new PDO(‘sqlite:’.dirname(dirname(__FILE__)).’/openanalytics.sqlite’);
$db->prepare(“INSERT INTO hits (id,ip,page,timestamp) VALUES (?,?,?,?)”)->execute(array($_GET['id'],$_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'],
$_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'],time()));
is the PHP code made to track the number of page visits and store it on a sql file
With enough knowledge it could be used for cookie/session stealing and phishing that's why it is mostly detected as virus.
looks like the site got hacked again...
Also, until I disabled kaspersky for *.cyanogenmod.* every CM rom I downloaded was marked with a trojan. Decided to risk it though, I trust they know what they're doing and couldn't possibly benefit from a trojan in all of their terminals.
we just be careful of non-market installers...
Yeah... they were hacked again. Seems their virus got onto my system after visiting their site. Be careful. If we can't trust their site, can we trust their roms?
why dont you just turn off, when accessing it..
Related
Hi folks,
i am proud to announce the Release of v0.5.11 of ttrss-reader, the android-client for Tiny Tiny RSS:
TTRSS-Reader for Android
Tiny Tiny RSS
TT-RSS is a php/javascript-based reader with a google-reader-like interface, running on your own server with mysql/postgresql and php. It supports multiple user-accounts, feed-categories, labels, sharing of articles and automatic updates every x minutes.
ttrss-reader for Android
Ttrss-reader for Android was started at code.google.com by J.Devauchelle but as i couldn't reach him for several weeks i forked the project: (see note above for URL)
I implemented some usability features and then started implementing local caching since before EVERY single piece of data was requested from the server, slowing down the browsing a lot.
Now i think the program is in a quite usable state, although the local-caching doesn't work so well. The server-side provides API-methods to retrieve data as JSON-Objects but they are focused on transferring a low amount of data in every request (eg. only one article with content is sent at a time, not all new articles which would be much easier).
So if anyone want to keep his feeds away from google and do stuff on his own, in my opinion this is the way to do it. And please excuse my english. ^^
I would appreciate any ideas what could be improved or bugreports and i'd feel honoured if some of you would like to try this app or even join developement.
Some Screenshots:
Greetings,
nils
Hi,
Just to say that I like this app but my ttrss instance seems too big for this app. Android ask me to kill the app everytimes it makes a refresh of the data.
for information : my ttrss run on a PC and is hosted at home. It has +12000 articles
Keep up
Definitely trying this soon
My carrier should have the new Android phone I want in this week. I will definitely try this and get back to you!
Getting error message? I installed this, and put in my tt-rss location, username, and password. It gives me this error message:
"error":"API_DISABLED"
@celticchrys: That means you have to login to the webinterface and enable the API in your user-preferences. Dont know why but the API-access is a per-user-setting in Tiny Tiny RSS so every user has to enable it for himself.
Greetings,
nils
@lordnils: Thanks, I'll give that a try.
***EDIT***
It force closed on me a couple of times, did fetch my articles once, and now says it cannot. I also got a very long error, many screens long, that begins with :
Oupd...
I was unable to conenct to your Tiny Tiny TSS instance, please check your connection and/or connection settings.
Error details:
A JSONObject text must begin with '{' at character 1 of <html>
The above is then followed by basically the entire code for my login page.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
Hm, something seems to be wrong with the URL for API-Access. You should make sure you entered the URL in the settings exactly like the URL you use to access the webinterface of Tiny Tiny RSS.
If the problem still exists it would be helpful if you provided me with the output of ADB (or aLogcat from the market if you dont want to mess with the USB-connection and the Android-SDK). It would be the easiest way to resolve the problem if you opened an issue on <url for the google-code page of our project where you can start an issue> so other people involved could try to fix the problem, too.
Greetings,
nils
ps: sry for not posting urls, i dont think it is a good practice to encourage people to spam somewhere so they can post links. so i just dont do it and wait for the protection to dissappear. :/
sent pm
lordnils, I've sent you a PM with the requested log.
Thanks!
I just released the TTRSS-Reader on the market:
Download: http://www.appbrain.com/app/org.ttrssreader?install
QR-Code:
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Greetings,
nils
Hey lordnils,
I'm having the same problem as celticchrys. I am using the exact url that I login to via a browser, API is enabled, but still get the documented error within the program.
Any ideas what I might look at?
First of all, which versions are you using (Tiny Tiny RSS and TTRSS-Reader)?
Then: Can you acquire the output of logcat (aLogcat from the market or "adb logcat" if you got the SDK installed)?
If you are using old versions (older then Tiny Tiny RSS v.1.4.3.1 and TTRSS-Reader v0.7.3) please update first and try again. There are some issues with older Versions of the API which could cause this problem.
Greetings,
nils
I've just checked, and I'm running TTRSS 1.4.2 on my server, and I have the latest Market version on my phone.
Perhaps this is the problem! I'll look into updating my TTRSS server install, and get back to you.
Thank you! This is great! I didn't want to move all my feeds to google so this is perfect!
Long time no see.
Any way there is a new build this one is based on the latest and greatest from CM 7.1. the download link is below.
Spoofed permissions:
READ_PHONE_STATE - You can now make your device return spoofed data from the methods protected with READ_PHONE_STATE permission. There is a demo app
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you can use to see the effect of spoofing and revoking READ_PHONE_STATE permission. Run the app revoke or spoof run the app again.
Since majority of time spend on READ_PHONE_STATE spoofing was about laying the needed infrastructure for spoofing in general, expect new spoofed permissions shortly.
ROM info:
This is a preview build bases on CM7 nightly builds. Some things may not work some features may be missing.
Some applications may not work properly with revoked permissions.
You can revoke permission of SYSTEM applications!!! DON'T DO IT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING.. However reboot resets the permissions of the system applications so you probably can recover.
If an application is running changing some permissions like say INTERNET will not be fully applied until the application is restarted.
If you come from CM7 nightly or CM7 RCx you probably don't need to wipe. I something is not working do a wipe.
Google apps are not included. You need to download them separately and flash them right after the ROM.
It will probably require ClockworkMod 3.x to flash properly.
You uses it at your own risk and I cannot be held responsible for the consequences.
Some technical stuff:
If an application checks for its permissions it will appear that all required permissions are granted. This is done to keep some ad networks code happy. As far as I've tested this is safe since the permission check is done at the remote end of the call when protected method is invoked. Please report your findings.
Screen shot:
This is the extended Manage application screen.
Download:
update-pffmod-7.1.0-Desire-KANG-signed.zip
old builds:
direct link: update-pffmod-0.9.1-Desire-DEV-20110418-signed.zip storage provided by: http://onlinestoragesolution.com
direct link: update-pffmod-0.9.0-DESIRE-DEV-20110328-signed.zip storage provided by: http://onlinestoragesolution.com
Wow, This is so quick, I read about it in Reddit day back. Thanks! Still there are lot of discussion about this between developers.
Details here
http://www.androidpolice.com/2011/0...rmissions-cue-mass-force-closing-as-a-result/
ukanth said:
Wow, This is so quick, I read about it in Reddit day back. Thanks! Still there are lot of discussion about this between developers.
Details here
http://www.androidpolice.com/2011/0...rmissions-cue-mass-force-closing-as-a-result/
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Actually I've submitted this to CM
here is the original thread for Desire HD http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=12161601#post12161601
Great patch though Personally I feel this is great addition.Thanks for this! I'll try this and let you know.
new build with data spoofing see the first post.
Neat!
Is this based on something close to nightly 41? There's been a major bug recently, which caused many issues, it's fixen in #41.
http://cm-nightlies.appspot.com/?device=bravo
p.s.
Please add this to the CM branch...
JDima said:
Neat!
Is this based on something close to nightly 41? There's been a major bug recently, which caused many issues, it's fixen in #41.
http://cm-nightlies.appspot.com/?device=bravo
p.s.
Please add this to the CM branch...
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This is like current git
Swapping real IDs for the word "spoofed" is quite obvious, and, IMHO, might cause problems if an application stores it as an integer value. Why don't you just return random numbers?
I'm working on something that will generate plausible data from the calling app package name. I'm just too impatient and decided to release it early.
The other thing is that it's bean too long since the last release
And a final request. Please do something with the usability Maybe a dropbox underneath each of the permissions. Best if colored - red for "revoked", yellow for "spoofed" and "granted" without highlighting. Currently, a brief view at the list of permissions totally misses their states.
Yes, I do understand the engine is far more important than bells&whistles, but as for me, the mod is quite ready for everyday use, and I'd be happy to see it more user-faced.
JDima said:
And a final request. Please do something with the usability Maybe a dropbox underneath each of the permissions. Best if colored - red for "revoked", yellow for "spoofed" and "granted" without highlighting. Currently, a brief view at the list of permissions totally misses their states.
Yes, I do understand the engine is far more important than bells&whistles, but as for me, the mod is quite ready for everyday use, and I'd be happy to see it more user-faced.
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Interested in helping with that?
Just grab AppSecurityEditablePermissions.java, app_editable_permission.xml and app_editable_permission_item.xml from http://review.cyanogenmod.com/4055 and start hacking
New build... Link in the first post.
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http://pocketnow.com/android/android-malware-now-capable-of-recording-your-phone-calls
"The information comes from CA Security Advisor Research Blog who claims that software on Android is now capable of recording your conversations. After asking for permission, making it look like a legit, harmless app..."
How bad is this problem going to get before Google takes sterner measures to filter these nasties from the Market?
DirkGently1 said:
http://pocketnow.com/android/android-malware-now-capable-of-recording-your-phone-calls
"The information comes from CA Security Advisor Research Blog who claims that software on Android is now capable of recording your conversations. After asking for permission, making it look like a legit, harmless app..."
How bad is this problem going to get before Google takes sterner measures to filter these nasties from the Market?
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Um then dont give it permission. Dont download apps that request all sorts of stupid permissions. Dont download apps that exist on microtransactions.
Permissions
I always check what permissions an app wants when I am downloading it, dont see why a game needs full access to my calls and messages. Having said that I have had a few games try and get root permissions, very dodgey.
LBE Privacy FTW.
I never understood why a live wallpaper would need access to my call log and be able to send SMS, so I never downloaded them. Now, I just block permissions on an individual basis when the app is installed.
Again.... LBE Privacy FTW.
This information is trustworthy and very helpful.
Thanks for sharing it here. It is very important that everybody knows what really is going on.
At least everyone will know how to adjust.
johncmolyneux said:
LBE Privacy FTW.
I never understood why a live wallpaper would need access to my call log and be able to send SMS, so I never downloaded them. Now, I just block permissions on an individual basis when the app is installed.
Again.... LBE Privacy FTW.
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Awesome app! Read about it on either androidpolice.com or goodandevo.net. I can now download apps I would not normally and just block the permissions I don't like. (Ebuddy messenger asking for gps location)
Thanks for useful info
Why doesn't Google just monitor the market at the first place?
Good post!
Regarding permissions - note that sometimes a free applications requires "strange" permissions that seems irrelevant to the actual app, for it's monetization solutions (in app ads, registration etc.) Usually the dev explains it in the description, so always good to read
agreed. The permissions apps are asking for lately are getting out of hand. I'm always really careful when updating or installing a new app.
thank for info
OMG this is harmful. Does any Android-form Anti virus scan this ?
I don't think anything ever came of that particular issue, or at least wasn't common in the wild. But it's almost on a weekly basis now that you do hear about malware in the wild. It's not that widespread yet, but it has the potential to be.
As always the best defence is common sense. Don't install apps from untrusted sources, read the comments and ratings, and always check the permissions before installing. If you install warez that borks yours device, you have it coming!
johncmolyneux said:
LBE Privacy FTW.
I never understood why a live wallpaper would need access to my call log and be able to send SMS, so I never downloaded them. Now, I just block permissions on an individual basis when the app is installed.
Again.... LBE Privacy FTW.
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But some of them change when messages/calls have been received and as such need to access them in order to work.
I shall certainly be more careful in the future.
Thanks for the heads-up.
DirkGently1 said:
As always the best defence is common sense. Don't install apps from untrusted sources, read the comments and ratings, and always check the permissions before installing. If you install warez that borks yours device, you have it coming!
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Amen!! Thanks for the info!
yes but
good advice but...generally you just download and bang.
better install anti-virus like LOOKOUT.
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Andy breaks down the barrier between desktop and mobile computing, while keeping a user up to date with the latest Android OS feature upgrades. It also provides users with unlimited storage capacity, Windows and Mac compatibility, and the freedom to play the most popular mobile games on a desktop. With phone as a joystick, you will never have to sacrifice the multi-touch or gyro elements of gaming, and thanks to seamless connection between desktop and mobile, you can receive a SnapChat phone picture on the street and see it on your desktop at home or just download Whatsapp for pc.
Configuration: thanks to @NexusGTS
Screenshot:
Download Andy Emulator
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I'm game. Been looking for a good alternative to BlueStacks.
OP has 6 posts, just one reply since yesterday (and only cause XDA just tweeted it), the big image is embedded from a piracy site that hosts cracked android apps... so, is this legit?
Edit: Link to official site - http://andyroid.net/
I think site should provide the full package for slow internet connection.
Sorry, why to put this on XDA Forums after almost a year of its availability?
It might not make much of a difference with desktop PC's but, something limited in CPU performance Andy OS doesn't seem to run well, tested on my T100TA (x86 baytrail tablet) was choppy and laggy. DuOS runs extremely well on the same tablet, worth noting and trying if you have the same or similar device.
SirBindy said:
I'm game. Been looking for a good alternative to BlueStacks.
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Me too... I always get trouble with BS
Has anyone tried this?
The online installer seems kinda limited for some people with slow internet connections like me.
To run android apps on PC I use Genymotion, it's smoother and customizable
Cute, I went to the download link and got a message about it being in closed alpha.
Downloading
dfkt_ said:
OP has 6 posts, just one reply since yesterday (and only cause XDA just tweeted it), the big image is embedded from a piracy site that hosts cracked android apps... so, is this legit?
Edit: Link to official site - http://andyroid.net/
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chrisdlc119 said:
Sorry, why to put this on XDA Forums after almost a year of its availability?
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I think ill wait a little while for others to confirm their exp- not very positive according to the above.
Genymotion is conveniently left out on the comparison table. Hmm...wonder why?
This is great and all, but youve stopped downloads. What the hell.
Cute way to drive traffic to your site, I guess.
touche112 said:
This is great and all, but youve stopped downloads. What the hell.
Cute way to drive traffic to your site, I guess.
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Who's "stopped downloads" for what?
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Mod Edit: Quote of the OP removed.
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Excellent , phenomenal, mind blowing.....
Downloading Now...
Bless you Dev...
I get these following errors,
Had a similar problem when i tried installing ubuntu a while back.
would be awesome if someone could look at the screenshots I took and help me out would Really appreciate it
minimal requirement? is there any standalone setup? i hate to say this but indonesia doesn't had a good connection for their internet. i dont want to get failed when downloading 580mb setup.
leo31 said:
minimal requirement? is there any standalone setup? i hate to say this but indonesia doesn't had a good connection for their internet. i dont want to get failed when downloading 580mb setup.
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I believe there is, check their Facebook page. It's still going to be the same size whether the installer downloads the required files or you download a large setup package.
Dear all: This is my first post. I spent two days reading posts concerning the highly anticipated unlocking of the S7 G930T bootloader. It sounds as though the developers at XDA and anot entity known as Chainfire are chomping at the bit in expectation -- TWRP is written and waiting at the border. That is awesome and I wish you all the best of luck. There are several apps that I wish to install on my phone. Most of them address device security (firewalls, etc...) and secure communications. Thank you in advance for your many hours of work.
My question is one of methodology and the ultimate goals of device rooting using the Android 6+ OS. Why not use a virtual root as a cheap and tawdry temporary work around? A similar method appears to have worked well for a Corbin Champion who create Gnuroot. His app creates rooted Linux environments on Android devices and requires no Android root.
Will this work for applications that require a rooted Android? Is my question rooted in reality? What are the limitations of a rooted app or virtual root system?
Why would anyone want to use a cheap trick? Is it possible that using an app or a virtual root may avoid potential crashes and instabilities? Samsung may have locked the bootloader to prevent or slow the use of the S7 G930T in illegal activity. Wouldn't the development of an app for non-developers all us to benefit from many wonderful apps while preventing non-developers from engaging in less than ethical hacking with root as a lockpick?
I also read an XDA post concerning chain-loading an OS from a USB device. This also seems like a clever work around. It may also be an effective security tool that may allow a cellular device to be driven by a portable OS. It may allow one to protect device data and USB-OS data while enjoying network communications. What are your thoughts?
If I could pull this off on my own, I would do it and release it for free since that seems to be the thing to do -- to contribute in an academic manner to the karma/knowledge pool. I hope that capable hands consider a project like this to be worth while. If is already done, please point me in the right direction.
Thanks.
Cheers!
Dear all:
After I posted and asked questions that I though were interesting, I continued to read and look for helpful apps.
I lot of new apps appeared in the Google play store. Or maybe I just had not paid attention well enough before.
However the coincidence occurred, the most useful apps were the IP tools such as trace and location search.
Before that day I never once obtained an IP trace result and location that was at all useful or even remotely interesting. This time I was able to summon the leviathan.
The corresponding IP address to a machine that was and may still be in constant communication with my Samsung Galaxy S7:
172.217.3.238
The corresponding GPS coordinates:
37.4192000, -122.0574000
In the links below you will see that this corresponds to an office building on the property of the Moffett Federal Air Field near Mountain View and Stevens Creek California. How did that happen. My attorney doesn't know either. He says that no one is looking for me or is in great want of a chat with me. I am a medical student. ????
Ok. So I sent a complaint to the California State Attorney General Kamala Harris... several time by fax, online portal, and email. I called her office to confirm. Her staff confirm, don't confirm, and say that they have no way of tracing documents received by their server. So my attorney called and emailed.
Anyway... this smells of phone spoofing and phone trapping again so I will have to fight just to submit a complaint.
Links to the IPtrce and IP location searches.
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The link to my complaint to California Attorney General Kamal Harris.
Why wond the images post?
I am not sure what went wrong, But the image files are not visible.. How do I correct this?
Ahzreal2 said:
I am not sure what went wrong, But the image files are not visible.. How do I correct this?
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I'm not sure about this whole thread... That IP is Google, which has nothing to do with your post about a 'virtual root', OS on USB, or whatever.
See this: http://172.217.3.238.ipaddress.com/