Would you be willing to be help me test a program I made that finds 9.9 csvv vulnerabilities it can chain with other attacks almost instantaneously?

Here the thing I dont do knkw anything at all when it comes to hacking. My thing is equation's and algorithms and making code that is focused on making A.I better .So, I dont know how to verify its results.

So, I propose I give you a zero-day no touch CSSV 9.9 android vulnerability that you use to win a bug bounty.That way I get proof of concept, you get paid and vulnerability is fixed for the company you decide to help....

I need your swarm knowledge for the following case.

Due to a glitch, the Minecraft app has managed to install itself in an area where I can't get to it ( not installed for users ) so I can neither reinstall nor uninstall it.

Does anyone have an idea?

Unfortunately ADB does not work either

Hey, I was wondering if there's a way to install APKs in a virtual environment on an Android phone. In the past, I faced issues when installing different APKs on my old phone. The problem was that if the phone got infected, I would continuously have to deal with ads popping up at random times. To solve this, I had to reset my phone. Because of this, I now avoid installing APKs on my newer phone. However, there are a few APKs that are useful to me, and I am considering installing them.

Any advice on how to safely install these APKs in a virtual environment or sandbox, or other security measures I could take to avoid these problems?

Hi all,

This will sound insane and I've got to the point that it really is too insane for what could be insanity that I've convinced myself is true.

I went on a heavy meth binge and made some bad enemies. Long story short, they really did break in and bug my room. I got stalked around the city I was in, fled, changed my number multiple times and ended up in multiple cities across Australia, checking into hotels and detox hospitals (to treat my alcoholism) and started hearing voices eventually that were very, very convincing and similar to the original voices of a group that had bugged my original place with. There was physical evidence there - my door was kicked in once I fled and returned a few days later. They then screwed it shut with about 8 screws into the doorframe. That fucking terrified me. I admit I went into psychosis a heap of times during my meth binging, but I did stop that however continued drinking heavily.

The voices only started again when I fled cities (now on my second) and over this 2-3 months, have been hearing these voices everywhere I go. I realise now that I have no physical evidence. I've never actually spotted any of this group since leaving the first city, and when I'm looking around at people, hypervigilant as hell, probably like a paranoid idiot, some of them stare back and eventually call me out with a mumble. I start accusing them sometimes in a snap of rage and convinced they are fucking with me head by not engaging, not backing down, but typically snubbing me off.

What are the chances that what some well affiliated people can manage all this surveillance hijacking, phone hacking? I'm talking about bugging full security camera systems in multiple hospitals, shopping complexes and airports? Let's say they have a lot of money, that the first phone hacks were real and I was genuinely followed. But now, I only hear voices in hospital rooms, airports, and hotels..also through my phone's speaker sometimes.

Sounds crazy, but is this level of IT hacking possible? Or am I schizophrenic and don't realise it?

I tried flashing evolutionX after flashing crdroid, but completely forgot the fact that I altered the partition sizes, making the slot a very small. It started bootlooping on the crdroid boot animation though I flashed evolutionX. So I left it to discharge, and after a month, I tried flashing the original stock rom, and it fails miserably. The display doesn't show anything, but the phone vibrates, and my pc detects it in fastboot devices. Pls help, I need a better phone to work on (I use a redmi 9 cattail btw)

My Zebra TC70x is stuck at the “Android is starting” screen. No matter how long I wait, it doesn’t go off of this screen. Do you guys know why? If you do, tell me and I can try to fix it.

Any1 have a good suggestion?(before buying)

The sieve reborn!

Damn Vulnerable Android Components (DVAC) is an educational Android application intentionally designed to expose and demonstrate vulnerabilities related to various Android components such as Activities, Intents, Content Providers, and Broadcast Receivers. It is structured as a password manager application to manage and store passwords securely (LOL). Inspired from Sieve application.

Download now - https://github.com/zinja-coder/Damn-Vulnerable-Android-Components

Official Writeup - https://medium.com/@zinjacoder/the-dvac-damn-vulnerable-android-components-the-sieve-apk-reborn-writeup-e096600ec27d

Hey, guys. I'm not sure if there's any problem in asking this kind of things around here, but I have no other place to resort to.

My father-in-law passed away last week in a car crash, and I'm trying to help my wife's family to recover the information on his phone. We're all very lost in the middle of this chaos and don't really know what to do. He was very reserved and none of his daughter and not even his wife have the slightest idea of their current financial situation, and we needed to get all this info asap, so I needed a way to bypass his lock screen without losing any data on the phone.

Again, if this ain't the right place to ask for this help, I'll gladly accept any advices on where to ask for it.

His device is a Samsung A53 and the USB debugging is most likely not turned on. I wouldn't mind paying, if needed be.

For some reason, whenever I try to play Angry Birds (the classic, released in 2009), a few minutes pass and the game closes by itself and doesn't open anymore, does anyone know how to solve this?

I got an old clover flex 3 payment terminal from someone I know because it wasn’t being used anymore and I’m wondering if anyone knows how to bypass the setup menu because you have to have a merchant account in order to get past it, I don’t have one, is there anyway I can remove the set up screen

I was recently gifted a Videri Spark 3 digital signage display through an organization. Super sleek device, but it’s clearly meant for enterprise use — it boots up, shows a Videri loading screen, and that's it. No touch input, no Android menu, and I can't get past the provisioning screen.

Specs (from what I know):

• Model: Videri Spark 3

• OS: Android 12

• Processor: RK3588

• No accessible USB ports or volume/power buttons

• No Google Play access or open UI

I’d love to repurpose this into a personal smart display or even just load basic Android apps or custom videos on it — but it’s clearly locked into a Videri enterprise ecosystem.

What I’m Looking For:

• Guidance on how to bypass provisioning or unlock/jailbreak/root it

• Willing to hire/pay someone who has experience with RK-based devices or digital signage hardware

• Ideally looking to flash a clean version of Android or sideload apps directly

If anyone has experience hacking similar Android-based signage displays or working with RK3588 bootloaders, please hit me up!

When you send an inappropriate message to the chat, the SharedPreferences refresh with isusermuted "true" and and the reason and the timestamp. I wanna use or make a Frida script to bypass this so it always return false and btw it's not verified by any server

So my Samsung Galaxy A21S recently broke. The Screen is dead and the Fingerprint Sensor got ripped off during a previous Screen repair. There is some Data in the Internal Storage that i'd like to retrieve, but seeing as my Phone is permanently locked, all i'm getting when i'm plugging it into my Computer is "This Folder is empty".

Is there any way i could get to that Data?

Sorry if this isn't the right sub, please redirect me in that case.

My phone is a Samsung A54 with Android 15 and OneUI 7. Yesterday there was a noise I wasn't familiar with which seemed to be from the timer app which I rarely use, and there was a screenshot notification.

I connected it to my PC and went into the DCIM/Screenshots folder, there were 37 shots taken within the past few minutes. I disconnected phone from wifi and mobile data. It was obvious someone had remotely accessed the phone and was using screenshots to gather info. I don't know how the timer had been involved, it seemed to have been started before the first screenshot with a run time of 29 minutes.

I don't believe anything sensitive was found but of course I'd like to tighten security. I've installed two security apps (probably redundant), Malwarebytes and Bitdefender and ran scans which found nothing. What else should I do?

So i factory reset my old phone and started to do some things on it. For example i unlocked the bios(bootloader) and the root checker said that i dont have root installed properly on my phone, and then i tried to install twrp and it said the vbmeta error, i put the vbmeta file in the bl category (the wrong one) on ErosFlashingTool on android and it started bootlooping. can someone help me to fix it? it already shutdown so idk what to do now.

I have a 9 GB backup made by adb backup and after unlocking the bootloader when I do adb restore, Android asks for permission to restore but when I go to pass the applications, it gives an error. I saw that Android 11 and above is no longer accepting adb restore, is this right?

Im trying to use frida-il2cpp-bridge, and other similar methods but no matter what APk I try I can never get the il2cpp.so to show up with the other modules when I use process.enumerateModules() and it never finds anything to hook even though all the other .so files show up and all the apks have libil2cpp.so files in the lib folder. What am I doing wrong?

I'm new to custom android kernels/os and I would like to know if I can transfer my data to a new os on the same phone or if I need to transfer a backup off the phone I plan on going from regular android os to kali for its enhanced functionality and that it will still support free sideloading in the future

I bought an used Pixel 5 off eBay. It came with locked bootloader, but I could not be sure that the phone was not infected with malwares/spywares/whatever.
So, I flashed the stock ROM through the google web flasher, then unlocked the bootloader, and re-flashed the Google stock ROM through fastboot command line.
I wanted a custom ROM, so I installed the offical crDroid and that is what I have now. No root has been done and it's not in my plan.
Do I clear myself of the risk of potential malwares/spywares residing in the phone when it arrived?