Android app vulnerable to clipboard hijacking about mitro HOT 9 OPEN

Has there been any work done on the proposed "USecPassBoard" ? Or is it just a theoretical solution at the moment?

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Certainly there isn't any work that has been done as part of Mitro.

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Keepass2Android implements a keyboard, and is open-source. Might be worth a look:

https://keepass2android.codeplex.com/SourceControl/latest#src/KP2AKeyboard/

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Hi,

I am working on solutions to the clipboard vulnerability as part of my masters thesis, currently in the process of designing my own variant of USecPassBoard.

Can anybody point me to helpful resources and/or research done in this domain.

Thanks

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As I said, look at Keepass2Android.

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How is the progress on this? Thanks!

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@forteller From what I can tell, no one is actively working on this. Please feel free to submit a pull request and someone will review!

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Unfortunately I'm no coder. But EFF said they where working on fixing this. Disappointing if they've abandoned it. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2014/07/mitro-a-new-free-password-manager

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Well, if you read the EFF's blog post, they never say they are going to be contributing or working on it. I don't work for or speak for the EFF, but they do believe that having a free, open source, trusted and reviewed password manager would be good for user's privacy and security. Hence, when we open sourced it, they helped us promote that, in the hopes that it might become a self-sustaining project.

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