AutoSpill - Zero Effort Credential Stealing from Mobile Password Managers
Offered By: Black Hat via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore a novel attack called AutoSpill that compromises Android's secure autofill process to steal user credentials from mobile password managers. Learn how this vulnerability affects the majority of top Android password managers, even without JavaScript injections, and becomes universally exploitable when JavaScript injections are enabled. Discover the fundamental reasons behind AutoSpill and examine proposed systematic countermeasures to address this security issue. Gain insights into the responsible disclosure process undertaken with affected password managers and the Android security team, including the acknowledgment of the issue by various password managers and Google.
Syllabus
AutoSpill: Zero Effort Credential Stealing from Mobile Password Managers
Taught by
Black Hat
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