OnePlus has now fixed yet another data-leaking flaw in its system, reports indicate. This flaw, in particular, was found in the out-of-warranty repair
OnePlus has now fixed yet another data-leaking flaw in its system, indicate. This flaw, in particular, was found in the out-of-warranty repair invoicing system on June 30. There’s been no clear indication as to how long it was in place. But, as with other OnePlus flaws, it was exploitable to allow access to a ton of user data. And it only would have affected US customers if it had been. Summarily, the flaw — reported to OnePlus as noted above by Android Police, following a tip-off credited to Eric Lang — was in the system for users who needed repairs after their warranty expired. It was disclosed to the company on July 2nd. And it potentially exposed any US customers who had open, unpaid invoices for those out-of-warranty repairs. It’s not immediately clear how the flaw worked. But notes that information was available via a „unique“ link sent to customers with out-of-warranty repairs.
