Quote (AbDuCt @ Dec 19 2012 06:11pm)

Samsung Exynos kernel exploit offer Root without Flashing

A user over at the XDA Developers Forum has gone searching through Samsung Exynos kernels and has found one whopper of an exploit. There’s both good and bad news with this exploit so head down below for more details on this new found glory. This exploits affects a number of Samsung-made devices, along with potentially any device using an Exynos 4412 or 4210 processor and Samsung kernels.

The vulnerability was described on Saturday by the user "alephzain" on XDA Developers, a forum for mobile developers.

This Vulnerability could give remotely downloaded apps the ability to read user data, brick phones, or perform other malicious activities. This functionality can be exploited by some malicious apps to gain root access to the device, wipe/steal sensitive data, install malicious codes, and could also be used to potentially brick the phone.

According to xda-developers user supercurio, Samsung has been made aware of the security hole, but the company has not publicly acknowledged the issue.

In fact, Chainfire has created an APK file that uses dubbed ExynosAbuse, to gain root privileges and install the latest release of SuperSU on any Exynos4-based device.

http://i.imgur.com/lDdYA.png

ExynosAbuse to root a number of devices including:
- Samsung Galaxy S2 GT-I9100
- Samsung Galaxy S3 GT-I9300
- Samsung Galaxy S3 LTE GT-I9305
- Samsung Galaxy Note GT-N7000
- Samsung Galaxy Note 2 GT-N7100
- Verizon Galaxy Note 2 SCH-I605 (locked bootloaders)
- Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 GT-N8000
- Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 GT-N8010

While the ability to root your phone without a lot of work is pretty great, keep in mind that this is still a very dangerous exploit and that you should be vigilant when it comes to which apps you’re downloading.

Quote (Ritchey9 @ Dec 20 2012 10:20pm)

How have you not posted about Cosmo , Anon, WBC, UG?..

Quote (AbDuCt @ Dec 21 2012 12:22am)

because i prefer to post about hardware and software things not some wanna be hacker groups that are going to most likely end up in HTP5.

inb4 "whats htp"

out of all the zines posted on pastebin.com from the hacker groups you posted and including HTP the HTP zines were the only ones forcibly removed by pastebin.com because everyone else bitched about it because most of anon got doxed and Symantec got dropped.

Quote (Ritchey9 @ Dec 21 2012 05:37pm)

Well I am talking about whats going on with them right now..
Pretty much Western Baptist Church is trying to picket the Funerals from the CT shooting and Pretty much everyone joined up and has been fucking their lives up.

Quote (AbDuCt @ 21 Dec 2012 23:46)

yea not very interesting. what was more interesting when HTP dropped full dox on one of "anons higher ups"

"hacker groups" attacking other random ass people isnt very interesting. it gets interesting when someone else destroys another person who tries their hardest to hide from everyone else. just take discordanon for example. HTP completely destroyed him before HTP4 was released. full access to emails, twitter, everything. they even got his google chrome history which consisted of granny porn (60+ year olds... i understand a fetish for older women but comon man.) edit:: not to mention after they annihilated him he got his twitter back and said he was leaving the scene again for good and went into hiding...

also i forgot which anon higher up was in HTP4 but he likes to squat in houses and card things to abandoned houses. also his girlfriend is ugly as fuck and i would throw up if she didnt wear her anon fawkes mask in her nudes...

but as i said its more interesting to read about hardware and software breaking and causing disruptions rather then a bunch of people raging on other random people.