Open jezmck opened 10 years ago
I found the same to be true on my Galaxy Nexus. :+1:
If running xposed framework with NFC set to always on this would be expected behaviour.
*additional to that with standard unmodified phone, if the screen is active then NFC is active and will attempt to read tags, this is why you're seeing the result of a read on the wrong side of the ring when you do actually unlock.
This is the normal Android behavior. Nothing can or will be done to modify this.
Re-Opened as it this is a critical security issue and not resolved, it might not be resolvable so should be left documented as unfixable but closing it burries it too deep. So keeping this open as a bug but also mindful it's probably not fixable with the current APIs we have available.
fair assessment, works for me.
Glad this is reopened, seemed rather rude to close it.
I know this isn't the app's problem to fix, but if a phone's locked, it shouldn't be possible to get it to do stuff with maliciously-crafted NFC tag.
For me, if nothing can be done to change the behavior, the issue - in my mind - is closed. I understand that here, "Closed" means something a bit different so its not applicable. I wish closing an issue didn't prevent comments, but oh well.
The end result is that this is not possible. There is no way to prevent the tags from being read. Tag reads happen behind the lock screen, I cannot intercept them in any way. On Apr 30, 2014 4:05 AM, "Jez McKean" notifications@github.com wrote:
Glad this is reopened, seemed rather rude to close it.
I know this isn't the app's problem to fix, but if a phone's locked, it shouldn't be possible to get it to do stuff with maliciously-crafted NFC tag.
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One side (white) of my ring is unlock, the other (black) is my own web address.
My ring spins round sometimes, sometimes I'll try and unlock with the black side.
When I then unlock with the correct side my browser has opened the link.