Removing the "Disable ADB secure" patch#26
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Removing the "Disable ADB secure" patch#26ChrysoliteAzalea wants to merge 1 commit intowaydroid:lineage-18.1from
ChrysoliteAzalea wants to merge 1 commit intowaydroid:lineage-18.1from
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Yea I'm not sure why we're carrying these |
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You may be able to enable adb root which you could make a setuid binrary which would allow for root on for all with adb |
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Hello everyone! I propose enabling the
ro.adb.secureproperty.Explanation:
Android Debug Bridge is a tools that allows remote communication with the Android system. On the Android system side, it's represented by the Android Debug Bridge Daemon, that runs as a special user (
shell).ro.adb.secureis a property that allows ADBD to be managed by Android settings. Ifro.adb.secureis set to0, anyone that can connect to the Android system over network (including installed Android apps connecting to127.0.0.1) can get access to the privileged shell with lots of irrevocable Android permissions, and remotely control the system through tools likescrcpy. If it's set to1, all such interactions have to be authorized by the user -- it cannot be done over network.Possible benefits:
Possible problems:
I haven't found any.