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This may be a stupid question for this forum, this may not have anything to do with this forum, but you guys are probably the only forum that could help me. I was referred here from a post at another forum.
I own 2 HP IPAQ 1950s (i know this forum isnt dedicated to handhelds), OS is Windows Mobile 5. I purchased a piece of software for one and want to load it on the other as well, but it does not allow me. Heres why:
In order to purchase the software, you first load a trial version and run it. On that trial version's registration screen, it gives a device ID. I then purchase the software, and at purchase, provide this device ID. The software maker then provides me a registration that will only work with the unique device ID. I cant use the same registration key on the second handheld because it has a different device ID. To be clear, when I say device ID, I dont mean the name I give the device when syncing. This is a random alpha-numeric ID, I dont know where it comes from.
Anyway, I am wondering if there is a way I can edit device 2 so it has the same ID as device 1. Some kind of registry edit or something?
Sorry again if this post is not appropriate for this forum, but you guys seem to know the most about these kind of devices and if anyone knows the answer, theyd be on this forum. Thanks for your help.
trm666 said:
This may be a stupid question for this forum, this may not have anything to do with this forum, but you guys are probably the only forum that could help me. I was referred here from a post at another forum.
I own 2 HP IPAQ 1950s (i know this forum isnt dedicated to handhelds), OS is Windows Mobile 5. I purchased a piece of software for one and want to load it on the other as well, but it does not allow me. Heres why:
In order to purchase the software, you first load a trial version and run it. On that trial version's registration screen, it gives a device ID. I then purchase the software, and at purchase, provide this device ID. The software maker then provides me a registration that will only work with the unique device ID. I cant use the same registration key on the second handheld because it has a different device ID. To be clear, when I say device ID, I dont mean the name I give the device when syncing. This is a random alpha-numeric ID, I dont know where it comes from.
Anyway, I am wondering if there is a way I can edit device 2 so it has the same ID as device 1. Some kind of registry edit or something?
Sorry again if this post is not appropriate for this forum, but you guys seem to know the most about these kind of devices and if anyone knows the answer, theyd be on this forum. Thanks for your help.
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Open your registry editor and change this key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE>Ident
Select 'Values'
Select 'Name'
and change the Value Data to the new name for your phone (no spaces)
Sorry to disappoint you but the method above will not work.
What you are seeing is what is know as UUID - a unique hardware based identifier that almost every PPC has.
Note the hardware based part - this means you can not change it with registry hack or any other way (I am not 100% sure but I believe it is derived from several hardware components like memory CPU etc).
The second problem is that you are basically trying to crack a program you should have paid for and we do not do this here.
(Yes there is a forum called 'development and hacking' but it is not this kind of hacking)
My suggestion to you is contact the app creator / vendor and see if you can get some sort of deal for your second device.
Hi there!
Today I became aware of a serious security risk in the standard android browser.
EDIT: Correct Article link:
http://thomascannon.net/blog/2010/11/android-data-stealing-vulnerability/
Since Google will not close the hole even in Gingerbread: Any chance to get a fix by a XDA-Developer?
Cheers,
Kashban
It's an article from 2008, the same article says Google already fixed it so how do you know that the hole will still exist in gingerbread or even does exists at the moment?
And this is the wrong place for questions/requests.
This is an ancient issue from before even the hero was out.
"Google has said that it has already patched the security hole in the open source version of Android and that it is working with HTC and T-Mobile to get an over the air (OTA) update for current G1 users soon"
It is no longer an issue, moved to general
pulser_g2 said:
This is an ancient issue from before even the hero was out.
"Google has said that it has already patched the security hole in the open source version of Android and that it is working with HTC and T-Mobile to get an over the air (OTA) update for current G1 users soon"
It is no longer an issue, moved to general
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Wrong, I just quoted the wrong article.
The issue I meant has been discovered yesterday:
See here:
http://thomascannon.net/blog/2010/11/android-data-stealing-vulnerability/
The thread better be moved to Development, since it can only be fixed in time by custom ROMs.
*Bump*... anyone?
I just read the article and it's quite shocking and it is indeed relatively new, it's a shame it's been dumped in here (never never land)
I guess your only consolation is that if and when people start to notice that their data has been syphoned off their sdcards you can turn around and say 'I told you so' ...hmm
Hi there,
right now I am researching for a possibility to emulate a smartcard with a smartphone. As we all know, the standard os and api won't let us do this. What I want to achieve is create a way to use the smartphone for physical access without the need to change the existing infrastructure. o achieve that, the smart phones gets a localy and time limited informationtoken it should present to the reader. In other words, I actually dont realy need access to the secure element, as any data would be temporary.
Right now I am a bit confused about this. Is there a way to use card emulation, without the need of a secure element? I have searched for different ways to acchieve this, but on many ends, I can't seem to find a definitv answer.
For example I stumbled on OpenNFC. They praise that they can acchieve card emulation. Yet, they don't provide any examples on this and fail to actualy deliver some sort of information on the requirements of this. As I understand it, it seems like this method only works when the smartphone uses Inside Secures Chips MicroRead or SecuRead. Anyone knows more about this?
I'm realy open to ideas on this one, as it seems theres little to no documentation or examples to go on.
I'd realy be happy to read about what you guys found out on this issue as of yet.
I've been looking into it too. This is what I have found:
EddieLeeDefcon20.pdf
nfcproxy
(Google them, I can't post links)
So, yeah, it can be done, but you have to modify android to be able to.
I ended up to OpenNFC too, but no sample code!
I have a good background on Mifare Classic 1K and 4K programming using RFM130 under linux and win.
Sent from my HTC One X using Tapatalk 2
Ok, so after browsing the mailinglist like a maniac I found this answer from one of OpenNFCs developers:
Hello,
The OpenNFC stack porting on Android complies to the Google API, as far as the applications are concerned.
Since these API do not allow an APK to do card emulation, it is not possible to use this mode on the Nexus,
nor on any Android phone, with or without OpenNFC.
However, OpenNFC provides card emulation feature for other porting (Win32, linux), depending on the hardware capabilities.
Kind regards,
Stephane
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Source is on their mailing list on sourceforge, cant post link....
So seems we can forget this one... Only option would be using the Cyanogenmod patch that is used by NFCProxy.
When this message has been posted? I think things has changed (not sure)
Anyway, I posted a message yesterday to have more informations about their projects on Android
The Message is from March 29th, 2012.
Again as I said, if that has changed, they really have to work on their communication to the outside. There seems to be noone but the devs that can say anything about this. And that means quite a lot.
When there is no API for something, we can use native code and directly communicate to NFC hardware. Agree?
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Well, the way I understand it is, that we could take a build of android and tinker with it to get it to work. We would have to change the NFC softwarestack and its interaction with the rest of the system in order to make software emulation possible. That is quite some pile of nontrivial work to do if you ask me.
Sorry for doing a new reply instead of editing the old one, but I think this is interesting enoug to not get overread.
I got an answer from the OpenNFC Developerteam regarding my question. Part of my question was also if it was possible to emulate for example a Mifare Tag through their NFC Stack. Here is the answer:
Hello XXXXX,
The Open NFC stack is designed to be largely hardware-independent, with a small adaptation module (NAL) for each hardware chipset. However, currently we only provide the NAL module for the MicroRead / Securead chipsets; therefore out of the box we are only compatible with these chipsets.
It is possible to emulate ISO 14443-4A and -4B cards and Type 4 tags from the Open NFC stack; for emulation of MiFare Tag, you’d indeed need to use a Secure Element.
Best regards,
Sebastien.
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Hope this clears some questions regarding OpenNFC.
I wonder where and how OxygenOS stores the face data of Face Unlock.
As far as I understand Fingerprint is handled carefully in Android, only stored in the TEE, not given to apps etc.
What about the face data? Since it seems to be a new implementation of google's own trusted face I couldn't find any reliable information about it neither here on xda, nor on the OnePlus forums or elsewhere.
Maybe someone knows more about that and we can discuss it here
PS: I hope I haven't messed up and posted in the wrong section or something it's my first post here. Please tell me if something's wrong
Hello. I am using a Samsung Galaxy S20+ 5G, Model SM-G986U
Android Version 11
Kernel version 4.19.113-20290031
Build number RP1A.200720.012.G986USQS1CTL1
I did both a Google search and a search using the xda-forum search bar.
First off: Kudos to whoever worked on the forum search feature. It is infinitely better today than it was years ago.
Unfortunately, while the question I have has been asked several times, it looks like no clear answer is given to any of the inquirers.
I would like to be able to bypass or override whatever flag or feature it is that lets app developers disallow users to take screenshots. I would like to be able to take screenshots in apps like Microsoft Teams (and a few other apps), even when the organization has chosen not to permit it. This is something I need to do for work. I can take screenshots in Teams just fine from a Windows PC regardless of policy. I am trusting there exists some method of doing the same from an android device.
What I would not like to do is have a discussion about the merits of enabling or disabling this security feature. Some of the previous users that have inquired were met with discussion about the wisdom of their decision instead of answering their questions directly. This time, I'd like for replies to assume that my mind is already made up and that it isn't changing. If this is something that simply cannot be done, I can accept that answer. Though I don't readily believe it. I believe that just like with a PC, there exists some method of capturing all data sent to the phone, regardless of the sender's intention.
Thank you.
Try any third party app to capture what is on screen, I think you can't do it with stock method of taking screenshot. From android 7 or 8 , they introduced new Methods to not to capture what is available on screen so that any hackers can't capture our passwords using banking apps. I think ms have implemented same strategy. So you can't do it until you have root permissions
I am 100% willing to root the device if necessary, but do want some confirmation beforehand that rooting it will enable me to screen capture from whatever app I want.
r0b126 said:
Hello. I am using a Samsung Galaxy S20+ 5G, Model SM-G986U
Android Version 11
Kernel version 4.19.113-20290031
Build number RP1A.200720.012.G986USQS1CTL1
I did both a Google search and a search using the xda-forum search bar.
First off: Kudos to whoever worked on the forum search feature. It is infinitely better today than it was years ago.
Unfortunately, while the question I have has been asked several times, it looks like no clear answer is given to any of the inquirers.
I would like to be able to bypass or override whatever flag or feature it is that lets app developers disallow users to take screenshots. I would like to be able to take screenshots in apps like Microsoft Teams (and a few other apps), even when the organization has chosen not to permit it. This is something I need to do for work. I can take screenshots in Teams just fine from a Windows PC regardless of policy. I am trusting there exists some method of doing the same from an android device.
What I would not like to do is have a discussion about the merits of enabling or disabling this security feature. Some of the previous users that have inquired were met with discussion about the wisdom of their decision instead of answering their questions directly. This time, I'd like for replies to assume that my mind is already made up and that it isn't changing. If this is something that simply cannot be done, I can accept that answer. Though I don't readily believe it. I believe that just like with a PC, there exists some method of capturing all data sent to the phone, regardless of the sender's intention.
Thank you.
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My simple reply,, is when I got that security
policy violation I was either A) trying to capture a
Kodak moment of my current bank balance in hopes of an securing an outcome, that while only temporary was nonetheless a mutually desired and shared experience with a member of the opposite gender, also, FLAGGED AS GOOD TO GO, or, MAJORLY way less interesting, B) the never to miss a trick bastards just don't want me swiping an awesome wallpaper idea right from under their greedy noses! Dammit man, I'll always choose A)..habit, I guess? lol
'back in the day' i've used smalipatcher.
This disables the security flag completely.
Not sure if it works with android 11.
Requires root.
Easiest way; You could also mirror the screen to your pc, and make screenshots from your pc.
r0b126 said:
Hello. I am using a Samsung Galaxy S20+ 5G, Model SM-G986U
Android Version 11
Kernel version 4.19.113-20290031
Build number RP1A.200720.012.G986USQS1CTL1
I did both a Google search and a search using the xda-forum search bar.
First off: Kudos to whoever worked on the forum search feature. It is infinitely better today than it was years ago.
Unfortunately, while the question I have has been asked several times, it looks like no clear answer is given to any of the inquirers.
I would like to be able to bypass or override whatever flag or feature it is that lets app developers disallow users to take screenshots. I would like to be able to take screenshots in apps like Microsoft Teams (and a few other apps), even when the organization has chosen not to permit it. This is something I need to do for work. I can take screenshots in Teams just fine from a Windows PC regardless of policy. I am trusting there exists some method of doing the same from an android device.
What I would not like to do is have a discussion about the merits of enabling or disabling this security feature. Some of the previous users that have inquired were met with discussion about the wisdom of their decision instead of answering their questions directly. This time, I'd like for replies to assume that my mind is already made up and that it isn't changing. If this is something that simply cannot be done, I can accept that answer. Though I don't readily believe it. I believe that just like with a PC, there exists some method of capturing all data sent to the phone, regardless of the sender's intention.
Thank you.
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very well put, i don't get it, what's wrong with these androids
actually considering getting an iphone for this stupid problem
youre best bet would be without rooting use this method, i used it, it worked on some apps and unfortunately some banking apps are just not cloneable, whatsapp is not too