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19 days agoAh yeah. Plus apparently Android’s default SELinux configuration blocks this separately, as well.


Ah yeah. Plus apparently Android’s default SELinux configuration blocks this separately, as well.


Android doesn’t have su, which this proof of concept exploit requires. Although rooted Android does, so in theory malware written for rooted Android could escalate to root privileges.
Also, the underlying vulnerabilities might be exploitable without su but I don’t fully understand the AF_ALG and authencesn bug limits things, or what other executables can escalate privileges.
Yeah if I were starting now I’d be looking at jellyfin. But I paid the lifetime plex pass, and inertia/laziness what it is, so I haven’t found a reason to actually switch yet.