The analysis stops right when things start to become interesting. I was hoping there'd be a decompiled code snippet to see what the app in question is actually doing with the image, since it's not displaying it.
The analysis stops right when things start to become interesting. I was hoping there'd be a decompiled code snippet to see what the app in question is actually doing with the image, since it's not displaying it.
> We will thus hold back the banning of the url for now [...]
If on the other hand it's really just some benign leftover example code downloading the image and not doing anything with it later as has been suggested and is indeed the most likely, there'd be no harm in confirming that's the case.
They went to great lengths with their investigation, and this would be the obvious final step to wrap it up. Posting a couple of the relevant .smali lines wouldn't have to reveal the name of the app in question (which at this point can be identified by anyone sufficiently motivated anyway).
What I'm trying to say is, the image is a plant