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CVE-2024-31320 is a privilege-escalation vulnerability in the Android Framework component. The flaw is in the setSkipPrompt logic of AssociationRequest.java and allows a companion device association to be established without the expected user confirmation through the Companion Device Manager (CDM) workflow. By bypassing the confirmation step, a local attacker can abuse the association process and obtain elevated privileges. The issue does not require user interaction and does not require additional execution privileges beyond local access to the vulnerable device.
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This repository contains two Frida JavaScript scripts targeting CVE-2024-31320 on Android devices. The first script (Exploit_CVE.js) abuses the CompanionDeviceManager API to trigger Bluetooth device pairing with a specified MAC address without user interaction, potentially allowing unauthorized device association. The second script (steal_info.js) hooks into system services to steal sensitive information: it intercepts geolocation data via LocationManager and notification content via NotificationListenerService. Both scripts require Frida and are intended to be run on a rooted device or emulator with the appropriate target apps. The exploit demonstrates both privilege abuse (automated pairing) and data exfiltration (location, notifications), making it a practical operational exploit for local attackers with device access.
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