Local Access Control Weakness in Third-Party Android App by com.factory.mmigroup

CVE-2023-38297

What is CVE-2023-38297?

A local access control weakness exists in the com.factory.mmigroup component, found across various Android device models. The vulnerability allows third-party applications to exploit functions exposed by the vulnerable pre-installed app. Due to insufficient access control, these applications can perform potentially harmful actions, such as executing arbitrary AT commands, conducting unauthorized factory resets, leaking sensitive information like IMEI and serial numbers, and controlling device settings without user permissions. The security implications depend on the specific device, but the risks are heightened for devices that utilize affected builds of the com.factory.mmigroup application, which runs with system-level privileges.

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