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A serious vulnerability has been found in the third-party Software Development Kit (SDK) Android used by a number of crypto wallet applications. This finding was disclosed by the Microsoft Defender Security Research Team.
In its official report, this flaw impacts more than 30 million installations of crypto wallet applications, with total exposure reaching more than 50 million app installations. The digital wallet ecosystem is the most at risk because it stores assets and user data.
If exploited, this vulnerability could open access to Personal Identifiable Information (PII), user credentials, and even sensitive financial data stored in the app’s private directory.
The issue stems from a component in the EngageLab SDK named MTCommonActivity that is automatically added during the app build process. Because the component can be accessed by other applications on the same device, a security vulnerability arises.
As a result, a malicious application can send fake (intent) commands so that the wallet app processes them with trusted permissions. Even so, Microsoft states that there is no evidence that this vulnerability has been actively exploited.
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