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Product: AndroidVersions: Android kernelAndroid ID: A-203213034References: N/A
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This repository contains a Jupyter notebook (run_abl_public_220205.ipynb) and its checkpoint, along with a README.md. The notebook is a proof-of-concept exploit targeting the ABL (Android Bootloader) of the Google Pixel 6, specifically version 'abl_220205'. The exploit demonstrates the use of a ROP (Return-Oriented Programming) chain to call memmove() within the bootloader, allowing the attacker to update the device's serial number. The code uses Python with the unicorn engine for ARM64 emulation, capstone for disassembly, and keystone for assembly. The README provides context and sample output, showing register and stack dumps before and after the exploit, and confirms the serial number change. The exploit is local, requiring access to the bootloader binary and the ability to run the notebook in a suitable environment. No network endpoints are present; the main fingerprintable target is the ABL binary file. The repository is structured as a research or demonstration POC for bootloader exploitation via ROP.
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