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WM Trojan Dialer, a case for sandboxed apps/managed code

As seen here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=650393 theres a game that people have downloaded that is infected with a trojan that calls out to expensive international numbers at midnight,
I can imagine the guys at Gizmodo/Engadget etc having a field day with WM Trojan racks up bills etc. and the bad press it brings to Windows Mobile
Is this a case for WP7 and its Silverlight/XNA written apps only and apps that can be withdrawn from a single market place instead of dodgy copies hitting numberous websites?

DMAND said:
Is this a case for WP7 and its Silverlight/XNA written apps only and apps that can be withdrawn from a single market place instead of dodgy copies hitting numberous websites?
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You realize of course that your [thread] title doesn't match the contents of the thread at all?
Your title purports to suggest sandboxing and managed code, which are both good ideas, and then in the thread itself you talk about restricting the APIs available on the platform to Silverlight/XNA and restricting distributing to the Marketplace, which is a terrible idea.
"Managed code" -- in case you weren't aware -- is terminology created by Microsoft for code that interacts exclusively with the CLR.
BUT IN CASE YOU DON'T KNOW, P/INVOKE IS PART OF THE CLR, SO "MANAGED CODE" CAN STILL ACCESS NATIVE APIS!
"Sandboxing" can refer to a broad range of concepts, all of which are relatively good ideas (although some are more expensive in terms of overhead than others).
I think the best thing that Microsoft could do to prevent attacks like this -- rather than locking down their whole OS like Apple-wannabes -- is to implement the multi-user paradigm of Windows NT6.x and/or Linux on their phone OS.
See the problem -- as far as I can tell -- is that Windows CE is a single-user operating system. Much like Windows 9.x. Which means that processes only run in one context: Administrator.
So any process that is running on your Windows CE device, has full access and control of the device/operating system. This is why you experience so many lock-ups/crashes on CE-based devices.
In a modern multi-user operating system, processes can run in one of two contexts: User or Administrator. The User context has no access to the system itself -- it is effectively sandboxed. It can still wreak havoc in many ways, but it cannot bring down the operating system because it doesn't have the privledges to access the APIs et cetera that it would need to do so. The Administrator context still exists, and the user chooses to elevate processes there when the need arises -- this is what UAC, runas, su, and sudo are for in Windows/Linux.
These are the devices that should be implemented on a phone OS, not draconian lock-in schemes that turn a phone OS into a phone appliance.

Well, actually making phone calls should never prompt for elevated permissions as far as I am concerned.
In the case mentioned above a game has an add on functionality which doesn't play nice, so even prompting on installation (which WinMo 6.5 does), doesn't help matters.
The CLR incorporates a pretty sophisticated permission management but it's terrible to deal with it, even if as a programmer you know what things are about - pushing it onto the end user of a phone in my opinion would be a pretty bad idea.
Cases like this one are exactlly why the way Microsoft intends to deal with software, is a great idea for a default behavior - although I would like to be able to sideload applications.
But honestly, if people could sideload at all, they would activate it in masses, if even for one dumb farting app, outside the marketplace that everyone thought was cool. I'm not talking about devs or Power Users but about people using Google to find: how to get app xyz working.
Pretty soon a situation would arise like the one we could see some weeks ago, when a virus infested lots of jailbroken iPhones in Australia. The problem was that simply after jail break, most didn't change the administrator password of the phone, allowing telnet connections from the phone network.
I don't like the situation that arises with WP7 and I really hope we will get access to APIs for doing actual phone calls, accessing the PIM data, etc. but yes: sandboxing with reduced permission sets without elevation is the way to go when MS tries to change the way WinMo is perceived by many: unstable and easily compromised.

off topic/
Please copy / paste / timetravel / this conversation back to 1975, to a non-suspecting group of consumers, along with the PDA and tell them this is how we go about calling eachother in 2010. Sandboxed AntiTrojan/Virus Administrative Rights Calling Application Programming Interface and some more of that.
For sure they will protest and kling-on to the old round dialer disk phones.
/end of topic
It''s about control. As many other said and Microsoft implicated, they need more control over the brand/expierence.
In the early months of 2002 you could take your Compaq Ipaq 3870 and hook it up to a Bluetooth GPS, a Bluetooth Phone with GPRS, and have navigation- and web based realtime GPS Tracking software running at the same time.
That is 7 years back. Making that work took 5 minutes (manually configuring COMport splitter).
I sincelery hope that developers will get access to the system at a level that makes the above possible.

lucid said:
off topic/
Please copy / paste / timetravel / this conversation back to 1975, to a non-suspecting group of consumers, along with the PDA and tell them this is how we go about calling eachother in 2010. Sandboxed AntiTrojan/Virus Administrative Rights Calling Application Programming Interface and some more of that.
For sure they will protest and kling-on to the old round dialer disk phones.
/end of topic
It''s about control. As many other said and Microsoft implicated, they need more control over the brand/expierence.
In the early months of 2002 you could take your Compaq Ipaq 3870 and hook it up to a Bluetooth GPS, a Bluetooth Phone with GPRS, and have navigation- and web based realtime GPS Tracking software running at the same time.
That is 7 years back. Making that work took 5 minutes (manually configuring COMport splitter).
I sincelery hope that developers will get access to the system at a level that makes the above possible.
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LOLLOLOLzzzzzz

Registry Hack

Ok, I am not sure if this was discussed before but I found this registry hack for the Zune which enables you to use it as a external drive and I got it to work with the kin as well. This requires the Zune software.
NOTE: If Controlset002 does not work, try ControlSet001 or CurrentControlSet
* Make sure your Kin is not plugged in and your Zune software isn’t running
* Open up Regedit by going to the start menu and selecting “run”. Type regedt32 and hit “OK”
* Browse to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\ControlSet002\Enum\USB\
* Search for “PortableDeviceNameSpace”. This should be contained in the Vid_####&Pid_####\########_-_########_-_########_-_########\Device Parameters within the above …\USB\ The ##’s listed here will be numbers and letters specific to your Kin.
* Change the following values:
o EnableLegacySupport to 1
o PortableDeviceNameSpaceExcludeFromShell to 0
o ShowInShell to 1
* Plug in your Kin, and make sure the Zune Software starts up.
* Hopefully at this point you can open up “My Computer” and browse your device, though it does NOT show up as a drive letter.
I am not sure if this helps at all but hopefully it is something to work with.

Doesn't let you use it as external HDD. It only allows you to see some files on your kin, but doesn't allow you to read/write to them.

Syncing
You should have access to the files while Zune is transfering files. If you are syncing, it unlocks the drive and allows you to access the files.
After doing this, it technically should be possible to reverse engineer the Zune software and recreate the "unlocking" feature in another piece of software.

kintwom said:
You should have access to the files while Zune is transfering files. If you are syncing, it unlocks the drive and allows you to access the files.
After doing this, it technically should be possible to reverse engineer the Zune software and recreate the "unlocking" feature in another piece of software.
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I tried this. While synching it removes the "Storage" drive from KIN. So I cannot access the drive. And after the sync it is still not present. I have to reconnect my KIN to my computer to see that drive again.
Here's KIN with access to that drive (Before sync):
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Here's KIN without access to that drive (After sync):
Conclusion... either this doesn't work for me, or i haven't received enough information to execute this.

Nope. The zune software has some kind of protection and operates in a bit weird way (cause DRM protection).
On the other hand, reverse engineering the unlocking procedure *could* be done easier on the mac software, if you can sniff the usb from a windows host, executing a virtualized osx machine.
My current CPU hardware has no virtualization support, so i cannot do that even having legal windows and mac disks. (no vmware support for intal Mac OS's without that)

The cheapest crappiest phone is the most secure. Makes one wonder doesn't it.

Just the DRM used (Janus) on the windows Zune is secure. The Osx software doesnt relay / support DRM, so it's almost doable if you got virtualization support (not my case).
The device software itself it's not so secure (although presents some pain in the ass troubles).

johnkussack said:
Just the DRM used (Janus) on the windows Zune is secure. The Osx software doesnt relay / support DRM, so it's almost doable if you got virtualization support (not my case).
The device software itself it's not so secure (although presents some pain in the ass troubles).
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Installing OSX in virtual box now..

Well, apart from that (if you manage to get it to work), you would need:
- Sync software from markspace (link posted on this forums)
- Usb sniffer. Usblyzer will suffit, commercial software with 30d trial.
As virtual OS will take the device itself, you must set the usb sniffer to capture the USB bus and not the device. You can see what bus is plugging it on the windows host and the capture software opened as it should show "Kin" there, so check its parent bus instead the kin device.
You should start capturing before opening the sync software and let it enable the "Connected" window at the kin, close the sync software and when kin is back on normal state, stop the capture. Then you can save the captured log and so on.
Several times will provide better results, so you can check what changes (if anything does).
Of course, you must have the legal right on your country and yak yak yak...
Note (importantly) this two things:
- This (if ever done) will only unlock MPM (or MPMz) protocol, so just storage access to read/write multimedia files.
- I have bricked my phone so i cannot test, write or anything in this mode, hence i dont give a ##### about the logs captured, unless i am able to recover the normal kin boot. In that last case, i got a c++ program to send the captured logs again to the kin without mac/win software ....

Those you that know about hacking phones that have bricked their phones if there is something safe those of us that still have working phones can attempt please let us know so we can help.

drm trouble
if you guys are having problems with the drm headers i think there is software out there that removes them.

you can do the same thing by running stander mtp drivers on the device

[Q] File transfer between galaxy nexus and windows ? mac? linux?

Hello everybody
Wich tool for transfer data are you using for Windows?
For Mac? => http://www.android.com/filetransfer/
For Linux?
Thanks in advance!

On Windows I just used explorer to copy all my music & photos to my GN

Jleagle said:
On Windows I just used explorer to copy all my music & photos to my GN
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Can you upload an screenshot?

Here you go
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I am interested in finding a solution for linux, in special KDE.
At the moment i am using AirDroid over WiFi to transfer files. It also can send sms, emails and many more.

myxor said:
I am interested in finding a solution for linux, in special KDE.
At the moment i am using AirDroid over WiFi to transfer files. It also can send sms, emails and many more.
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Have you seen this post?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=19958806&postcount=47
Try reading that whole topic, a lot of information there. I dont think there's an easy way though, a bit over my basic linux skills

flakz0r said:
Here you go
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Thanks!
I cannot do that in windows xp

flakz0r said:
Have you seen this post?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=19958806&postcount=47
Try reading that whole topic, a lot of information there. I dont think there's an easy way though, a bit over my basic linux skills
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Thank you. I think i do have basic linux skills and will take a look at this thread

On Ubuntu I used it's multiple screen function. You can scroll with ATL+CTRL+arrows. So I opened explorer in one screen to see content of my phone and on the other screen opened folder I want to copy. Fast and easy.
W7: It has a great embedded explorer as shown on the pics above no need for additional software imho

ortigosano said:
Thanks!
I cannot do that in windows xp
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I've read people saying you can if you have at least Windows Media Player 10 installed, dont know if it's true though. Make sure you have all the latest updates.
I do recommend you upgrade for Windows 7.

flakz0r said:
I've read people saying you can if you have at least Windows Media Player 10 installed, dont know if it's true though. Make sure you have all the latest updates.
I do recommend you upgrade for Windows 7.
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Thanks for your recommendation, but for the moment its not possible.
I'm still searching a solution for windows xp...
any ideas?

okishead said:
On Ubuntu I used it's multiple screen function. You can scroll with ATL+CTRL+arrows. So I opened explorer in one screen to see content of my phone and on the other screen opened folder I want to copy. Fast and easy.
W7: It has a great embedded explorer as shown on the pics above no need for additional software imho
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Can you give us more details about how did you got it with ubuntu?
thanks in advance!

I've made a little search on Google and it seems you just have to install the mtpfs package to make it work (sudo apt-get install mtpfs).

drauguenar said:
I've made a little search on Google and it seems you just have to install the mtpfs package to make it work (sudo apt-get install mtpfs).
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Nothing on Win xp
windows 7 no problem
mac osx no problem with file transfer
ubuntu, mint, and so on... not so easy!!

No xp users?

For Mac I use android file transfer.
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda premium

I don't know if I'm too late to be of any use but PTP works out the box on Ubuntu.
Edit: I lied, that is rather primitive. Back to 'adb' for now.

ortigosano said:
Thanks!
I cannot do that in windows xp
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It worked for me using Windows XP.
The first time it did not work for me and I looked around and found some people thought their stock cable was the problem. I thought I'd have to go buy a new one, no biggie.
Today I opted to charge my phone while working and lo and behold I had success! I copied files back and forth, no problem. Same cable, same computer.
Try again?
There was no real difference between the two attempts. The first time I opened up 'Internal Storage' it was blank, any drag and drop was met with the invalid cursor. I refreshed, nothing. The next day, after the laptop was asleep, no problems.

There's an old app called XNJB for Mac OS X
I found an app today via Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Media_Transfer_Protocol
Its called XNJB - it's amazing that it actually works (kind of), considering it was made for MP3 players years ago...
I'm going to keep looking at it- but already it has more (native) flexibility than that of Android File Transfer - keep in mind that that flexibility doesn't actually work (yet).
I can't believe that Android File Transfer is all they gave to Mac Users OTB - it's such crap, reminds me of the various Blackberry tools back in 2004.

What about FTP?
If you have Wi-Fi at home you can use the free, open source app File Expert.
It's a really great file explorer for android and has an option to turn your phone into an ftp server. If you're on Linux you can use filezilla or whatever to log into your phone and transfer files. I'm on windows and find the wireless transfer to be much more convenient than using a cable. Transfer speeds are great too.

[DFT] BT File Transfer

/DFT BT File Transfer\
Application to transfer files via Bluetooth on WP7 phones
Version 1.01
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Overview​Application allows to receive files via Bluetooth or send files via Bluetooth.
Also application include feature to auto install received REG RGU and XAP files.
So you can send XAP file from PC to your phone and it will be installed at the end.
Same with REG/RGU - you can send a file and it will be applied to registry. Note file must be in UNICODE format. ANSI files don't supported by application.
Application has some unresolved issues:
If send operation was canceled, other side device will save the already received part of file instead of show "canceled" message.
Sometimes it's impossible to receive files without opening Bluetooth settings.
Seems Bluetooth go to some low power mode while state is still ON and CONNECTIBLE.
To send from one WP7 device to another WP7 device you may need keep the destination phone in Bluetooth settings page. Otherwise the first phone can't see the second.
Already paired devices list isn't implemented.
Was tested on phones: ​*Samsung Focus R1.3
*HTC Gold
*HTC Spark
*HTC Schubert
*HTC LEO
Requirements​You need FullUnlock to use this application.
Application will NOT work with Developer or Iterop unlocks.
Should work on all WP7 devices.
Installation​1. Install XAP via any way (via IE or via PC deplorer)
2. Run installed application.
3. Wait until message box appear.
"Fail" can mean that your phone is not FullUnlocked or other issue during installation.
4. Reboot device
5. Run application - it should works.
Uninstallation​Be warned, using this application may need hard reset to remove all parts from the system. Be sure you have actual backup of PIM.
Disclaimer​This product is free to use at your own risk. We take no
responsibility for any conflict, fault, or damage caused by
this unlocking procedure. No warranties, implied or otherwise, are given if you agree to use this product.
No problems were found while testing this product on several different devices, your experience may vary.
Use of the Product for commercial purposes is strictly prohibited.
It's not allowed to make any changes to this release.
It's not allowed xda.cn, nduoo forum and 3gdengta forums to use this xap.
Thanks to​ HD2Owner for great art work!
All others for testing and support
It's not allowed to include this XAP into ROMs during 2 weeks after release. Up to 09.03.2012.
Please note: application still have some issues inside, please report your usage experience and feedback in this thread.
Download links​look at attachment
Enjoy!
Best regards, DFT, Cotulla, 24.02.2012​

wow! Installs fine on Omnia7 but I haven't got another phone to attempt sending/receiving.

This is a huge step to Windows Phone development!
Thank you

That amazing THX

cool , and the intergrated file explorer is soooooo fast , really great work

Thank you very much for big business

Testing it out.
I can send just fine, and the file browser works great. Adding an easy photo chooser or something might be nice, though.
As a thought, I can only send files to the device when the Bluetooth menu is open under Settings. Is this intentional? It's not really a problem, but I found it a little interesting; otherwise the device doesn't seem to be visible on other Bluetooth devices. Sounds like part of the WP7 design.
EDIT: I'm able to send files if my computer already knows about the device, regardless of if it's in settings or not. Cool stuff! It's a shame bluetooth is so incredibly slow, though.
Nice work

I tested too and workig fine. Before start app we have to run BT transfer in phone and paired with computer. For good work app must be open. One more time THX Cottula.

it works great ! Focus 1.4

Work great in my HTC MOZART! Send and Recive!
Thanks you very much DFT!

Thanks for that great improvement!! wp7 needs it...hope this app will "mature" fast!!

Works fine on htc pro7, THX for DFT&Cotulla
Sent from my Gold using XDA Windows Phone 7 App

Thanks a lot DFT! Works perfect on HTC HD2!!

Hmmm now I see that worked one (first) time and now I can't send or answer file WTF ?

you rock DFT
hope soon we see RSPL or HSPL on second generation WP Devices

This is really nice
Thanks again DFT.

Video demo for people who don't have it themselves, or are otherwise curious
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULSxte561q0
u jelly?
In all seriousness, so far so good

Worked great in my Omnia 7.. Great work Cotulla, and DFT!!
Now just one question please... My pictures are in My Documents>Zune>Content>0300
And them I have 2 folders 00 and 01 both with pictues in them... How do I identify the latest for example... Is there a way..?
Thank you...

Jaxbot said:
Video demo for people who don't have it themselves, or are otherwise curious
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULSxte561q0
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Well, first I have a problem, the app stays in:
"Please Wait
(DFT logo)
DFT BT File Transfer V1.01
Aplication needs to install
drivers.
Please reboot your phone."
I've rebooted the phone some times but didnt get it working (HD7)
Also, I'll love to know how you did to put files on the phone (as storage device)
Thanks
EDIT: I have Deepshining 7.1 with latest version 8107

Works great on my HD7! Great work, thanks!

[XAP] [12.11.2012] WMDC Launcher [Full unlock/Root Tools unlock]

WMDC Launcher
Native Debugger continuation
Do you miss fast & stable WP7 File Managers and Registry Editors for PC? If you do, there is a new approach for you - Windows Mobile Device Center Launcher.
What is it?
Windows Mobile Device Center/ActiveSync are legacy applications made by Microsoft. They provide an access to file system, registry, ... let's say, they provide full remote access to connected phone's features.
What's this launcher for?
Main purpose of this application is to enable Remote API support on device. PC will detect phone as WM and WP7 device simultaneously. Zune will still work.
Capabilities:
File managers. Almost every file manager that has WM support will work on WP7. Nice examples: Windows Explorer, Resco SendTo plugin (part of Resco File Explorer installation), CE Remote Tools File Manager, Altap Salamander, etc.
Registry Editors: CE Remote Tools Registry Editor, CeRegEdit, Registry Workshop.
Most of CE Remote Tools work.
Native debugging.
Many more apps support...
What's missed:
There is no contacts/file/calendar/etc synchronization. PC may still offer it but it won't work.
As for debugging:
IDA debugger also should work after a bit of editing magic.
Custom ROM usage:
Usage is limited. You should ask me (ultrashot) for permission.
Neither Microsoft nor author of this launcher are responsible for any damage caused by application usage. Application is distributed AS IS without any warranties. Launcher cannot be sold.
FULLY UNLOCKED AND WP7 ROOT TOOLS >=0.12 ALPHA
-No, not interop unlocked!
-No, not developer unlocked!
-No, not WP7 Root Tools-unlocked! FIXED, use WP7 Root Tools >=0.12 ALPHA

Well done!

thanks buddy. great work.

Good job, thanks!

What a good job man!!!

VeryVeryGood
TNX
GoodJob
Whats apps support??

it works great on Samsung focus 1.4 mi7ROM mirolg, thanks very much!

Thx
Works great!
A Realy good App
Works better than the WP-Device Manager
HTC HD7

thank you very much
great work
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This is amazing. Great work ultrashot!
Thank you

Thank you... Got it working...

Thank you my friend, for the excellent work.
This is amazing!!

Doesn't work on Deepshining 7.2, stupid ROM. I dream of a pure ROM with full unlock, not this customized crap.
Anyway thank you alot, this is amazing!!!

Useless guy said:
Doesn't work on Deepshining 7.2, stupid ROM. I dream of a pure ROM with full unlock, not this customized crap.
Anyway thank you alot, this is amazing!!!
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Looks like shining is not so deep as promised? Than - sorry

This seems like a milestone for the WP7, I guess I won´t dualboot anymore and use my full 32gb card for WP7, since it´s so easy no to access the filesystem without using zune sofware for mp3 and vids. Excellent work
I am no coder, so, I hope it´s not a dumb question - is there any chance of getting it to sync calender and contacts one day??
greetz, pronor

Thanks... this is a big step forward

pronor said:
...without using zune...
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Would be problematic I suppose (without zune) Zune should be started...
pronor said:
... is there any chance of getting it to sync calender and contacts one day?...
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RAPI allows only access to file system and registry. REPL (contacts and calendar) is not implemented in this release. But I hope ultrashot will take care about them in future

AndrewSh said:
Would be problematic I suppose (without zune) Zune should be started... RAPI allows only access to file system and registry. REPL (contacts and calendar) is not implemented in this release. But I hope ultrashot will take care about them in future
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I know, as I am using it right now, thats why I wrote "without using zune software for mp3 and vids"

Thankx a lot man
But, when i connect my Omnia 7 mi7ROM Fully-Unlocked to my PC (usb) and start App in my PC and the device... my device is not recognized ! :s
Nevertheless , all string in your app are OK !

Russian developers Rock!! Great work ultrashot...works on hd7 running nextgen+