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Apps for Older Adults Contain Security Vulnerabilities
June 5, 2023, 2:01 a.m. | Patrick Lejtenyi
The RISKS Digest catless.ncl.ac.uk
Patrick Lejtenyi, Concordia University, Canada, 23 May 2023
Researchers at Canada's Concordia University found security bugs in 95 of
146 popular Android applications designed for older adults. The researchers
discovered that many apps failed to properly authenticate server application
programming interface endpoints, which attackers could exploit to access
sensitive personal data. Other apps had easily penetrable accounts, with
some sending unencrypted information to either client-side servers or
third-party domains. The researchers found multiple other flaws in dozens of
other apps. …
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