March 13, 2024, 4:48 p.m. | Black Hat

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...We will present a novel attack - that we call AutoSpill - to steal users' saved credentials from PMs during an autofill operation on a login page loaded inside an app. AutoSpill violates Android's secure autofill process. We found that the majority of top Android PMs were vulnerable to AutoSpill; even without JavaScript injections. With JavaScript injections enabled, all of them were found vulnerable. We discovered the fundamental reasons for AutoSpill and will propose systematic countermeasures to fix AutoSpill properly. …

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