managing permissions

AppWizard
May 29, 2025
Users can manage app permissions on Android devices by following these steps: 1. Open phone settings and select "Security and privacy." 2. Choose "Permission manager." 3. Tap "Start" on the intro screen. 4. Select a permission type to revoke or grant. 5. Tap the app to change its permission. 6. Deny permission by selecting "Don't allow" if the app already has access. While managing permissions is important, some apps require specific permissions to function properly, so users should be informed about the permissions they grant.
Winsage
October 16, 2024
A cyberattack exploited a vulnerable web server targeting public-facing applications using a web shell that allowed execution of PowerShell code and file transfers. Attackers deployed the remote management tool ngrok to navigate laterally within the network, focusing on the Domain Controller by exploiting the CVE-2024-30088 vulnerability, a Windows Kernel Elevation of Privilege flaw. They used an exploit binary introduced through the open-source RunPE-In-Memory tool to escalate their privileges.
AppWizard
May 6, 2024
- Android operating system provides a comprehensive permission system that allows users to have granular control over what aspects of their device apps can access. - Android offers options for managing permissions related to location, camera, and microphone, including "Allow only while using the app," "Ask every time," and "Don't allow." - Users can change app permissions by accessing the Settings application, selecting the app, tapping on Permissions, and adjusting the settings. - Users can also change permissions based on app type by accessing the Settings app, selecting Permission Manager or App Permissions, picking the permission type, and adjusting the settings for each app.
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