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The Android application BINHDRM26 (package: com.bdrm.superreboot) version 1.0.3 exposes critical device control actions via exported broadcast receivers. These receivers are not properly protected, allowing any application on the device to send broadcasts that can trigger sensitive operations such as powering off the device, rebooting, or entering recovery mode. This lack of access control on exported components constitutes a significant security risk.
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This repository contains a vulnerability assessment report for the Android application 'com.bdrm.superreboot' version 1.0.3. The report details a critical security issue where exported broadcast receivers (notably PowerOffWidgetReceiver) can be triggered by any app or via ADB to perform sensitive device actions such as reboot, power off, or entering recovery mode. The repository provides both a Java proof-of-concept (PoC) and an ADB command to demonstrate exploitation. The main exploit capability is the ability to send unauthorized broadcast intents to the vulnerable receiver, resulting in potentially severe device disruption. The repository consists of a single markdown file containing the vulnerability description, PoC code, and remediation recommendations. No network endpoints are involved; the attack vector is local, requiring either a malicious app or ADB access.
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