>using android
forbes.com
Google Confirms Android Backdoor
Asher Davis
David Foster
Wow! Everyone act surprised.
saged
Jack Evans
>Earlier this year, Forbesreportedhow a banking Trojan called Triada had been found on a bunch of brand new budget Android smartphones. Google has now confirmed that threat actors did, indeed, manage to compromise Android smartphones with the installation of a backdoor as part of a supply chain attack.
>literally who entry level devices filled with malware
Nathaniel Roberts
> It's a classic supply chain attack. "Based on analysis," Siewierski continues, "we believe that a vendor using the name Yehuo or Blazefire infected the returned system image with Triada." A full list of the 42 budget model smartphones, mostly sold in China, can be found in this Bleeping Computer report from earlier this year.
>mostly sold in China
Any bets where this backdoor came from?
Logan Bailey
Not bothered.
Matthew Richardson
>buy noname chinkshit
>get CHINKED
who would've thought
Jordan Morales
Only noname Chinese brands are affected:
> Leagoo, ARK, Zopo, UHANS, Doogee, Tecno, Homtom, Umi, Kiano, iLife, Mito, Vertex, myPhone, Advan, STF, Tesla, Cubot, EXTREME, Haier, Cherry, NOA, Perlitt, Prestigio, BQ
Julian Harris
>Tesla
Muskfags BTFO
Kayden Davis
Cubot and BQ are pretty big here in Germany (at least on amazon), actually i used a Cubot H1 in 2015 and it was pretty comfy with an entry level chip, only hd resolution and 5ah battery it lasted for a whole week
Christian Russell
only know mito and tesla