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Insecure cookieInsecure cryptographyInsecure Jwt ParsingWeak Password EncoderCookie Without Http Only FlagGeneration of Predictable IVImproper Certificate ValidationInteger OverflowInsecure Tls VersionImproper AuthenticationCryptographic key generatorWeak pseudorandom number generationMisconfigured ConcurrencyLDAP injectionPath traversalCross-site scriptingReusing Nonce and key in encryptionXML External EntityCode InjectionImproper export of android app componentsResource leakUntrusted DeserializationServer-side request forgeryCross-site request forgeryNoSQL injectionLog injectionHardcoded credentialsMissing Release Of MemoryInsecure SocketEnabling and overriding debug featureNull Pointer DereferenceInsecure hashingMissing encryption of sensitive dataImproper verification of IntentInsecure connection using unencrypted protocolOS Command InjectionSensitive information leakInsecure Bean ValidationCleartext Storage of Sensitive InformationUnsafe File ExtensionSQL injectionIncorrect Type ConversionMissing authentication

Improper export of android app components High

Access to broadcasting intents should be limited because they are security-sensitive. By default, broadcasted intents are available to all applications, exposing any sensitive information they include.

Detector ID
kotlin/improper-export-of-android-app-components@v1.0
Category
Security
Common Weakness Enumeration (CWE) external icon
CWE-927
Tags
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