Understanding TapTrap: Animation-Driven Tapjacking on Android
By
Bogdanp
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Summary
TapTrap is a new type of attack targeting Android devices that allows an app to misuse screen animations to trick users into performing sensitive actions without their consent.
Key quotes
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The attack can then be used to trick you into performing sensitive actions, such as granting camera permissions or even erasing your device, without your consent.
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