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CVE-2025-32324 is a confused-deputy vulnerability in Android's ActivityManagerShellCommand onCommand handling. The flaw can permit an arbitrary activity launch through a privileged system component, enabling a caller to cause an activity to be launched with authority not intended for that caller.
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This repository contains a single exploit script (exploit.sh) and a README with usage instructions. The exploit targets Android devices with Google Family Link supervision enabled, allowing a user to bypass parental controls by creating a new unrestricted user account. The script works by temporarily disabling supervision, creating a new user via the 'pm create-user' command, and then re-enabling supervision. It interacts with several Google Play Services and Family Link components using Android's Activity Manager (am) commands. The exploit requires ADB access to the device and is only effective on devices that have not received the September 2025 security update. The repository is straightforward, with the exploit logic contained entirely in the shell script, and no external network endpoints are contacted.
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