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July 24, 2012

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Lisa Peterson

Great Work! Clear and well documented... and No secret selling of '0 Days'!!

Mike

Very nice. Interesting read.
:)

otmar

Nice research and good that it's been fixed.

But I really don't see how this can be exploted in the real world.

(open wlans or recursors owned by the attacker don't need this. I don't know where else an attacker out there should see a dns packet originating from the Android device.)

Roee Hay

@otmar
Thanks for the feedback!:)

One example for an attack is closed wifi, to which the attacker has access (our PoC video demonstrates just that)

Mobile data networks are also attractive.

In either case, the attacker must be able to send spoofed DNS packets to the victim.

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