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Malicious npm Package Targets Solana Developers and Hijacks Funds
A malicious npm package targets Solana developers, rerouting funds in 2% of transactions to a hardcoded address.
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I’m not really sure what the point of this video is, but I guess just be generous. be kind to people, because you never know how much they might need it, or how far it’ll go.
NakeyJakey (2018)
download APK from Google Play or send API requests
sign in with your Google
Account. then get authorization code (oauth_token
) cookie from
browser storage. should be valid for 10 minutes. then exchange
authorization code for refresh token (aas_et
):
play -token oauth2_4/0Adeu5B...
do /checkin
request:
play -checkin
do /fdfe/sync
request:
play -sync
get app details:
> play -i com.google.android.youtube
details[8] = 0 USD
details[13][1][4] = 19.40.35
details[13][1][16] = Oct 7, 2024
details[13][1][17] = APK APK APK APK
details[13][1][82][1][1] = 8.0 and up
details[15][18] = http://www.google.com/policies/privacy
downloads = 17.34 billion
name = YouTube
size = 122.17 megabyte
version code = 1548869056
acquire app. only needs to be done once per Google account:
play -i com.google.android.youtube -a
download APK. you need to specify any valid version code. the latest code is provided by the previous details command. if APK is split, all pieces will be downloaded:
play -i com.google.android.youtube -v 1548869056
non goals:
email/password login. up to Android 4.4 (2013), the login is protected with TLS fingerprinting, which is difficult but possible to bypass. since Android 5 (2014), Google uses bot-guard via JavaScript to protect the login. I do not know how to reverse that, and I did not find any implementations online.
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