GPSLogger: Insecure permissions allow manipulation of logging configuration
GPSLogger version 137 for Android has insecure permissions that let unauthorized attackers manipulate the app's logging mechanism and the logged data. According to the third-party advisory, any app can start an exported activity without permissions and make GPSLogger download a profile from an attacker-chosen URL and activate it, which can redirect where logged data is uploaded. The victim must already have granted location access to the app. The CVSS vector assumes network access, while VulDB describes local access as required, so the real attack path needs verification.
mendhak · GPSLogger
