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Android “Fake ID” Vulnerability Lets Malicious Apps Impersonate Trusted Apps

29
Jul
2014

A serious vulnerability exists in the Android operating system, which could allow malicious apps to impersonate well-known trusted apps such as Google Wallet, researchers said.

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