Vulnerable Data storages

Hello guys so today, In this blog, I am going to tell you about Vulnerable Data storage like SQLite Database. Today every application has processed the data and stored it somewhere. Storing data is different because it depends on how the developer defines it.

There are different forms of data like user data, application data, user settings, images etc. It can also store some cache data fetched from the internet for the application to work correctly when offline.

Some applications can store user data in public places that anyone can access it.

There are four ways by which the Android application stores the data:

Shared Preferences
Internal Storage
External Storage
SQLite Database

Setup for testing vulnerability -

Now before starting testing, we need to set up something for that follow the steps listed below:

Download the app by clicking here
You must need termux for this.

Follow the below steps to use the DIVA application -

After opening the app you see various options.
You just click on Insecure Data Storage-Part2
Now enter the login details.
Then open the termux and install SQLite

pkg install sqlite

It starts the installation.
After that log in using the root user for that simply type

su

in the terminal. Grant the superuser permission.
Then simply enter

cd /data/data/

This command is used to get the storage.
Type the below command to get a list of storage

ls

Now we need to find a DIVA application directory for that. Search it and then type that in the terminal ex-

cd <your directory for DIVA>/

When you enter this directory just type

ls

To view the directories that are present in these directories then go to /databases again and type the ls command. It shows the list of databases Now to access this database type the below command in termux.

cp ids2 /data/data/com.termux/files/home/

Now our file is copied successfully in our termux and we can exit from the directory using

exit

Now our half work is done here. type one-by-one commands in the terminal written below.

sqlite3 ids2   //open the database

.tables   //shows all available tables

select * from table_name; //write name of table shown in your terminal

After this, it shows you the usernames and passwords on your Termux Terminal. There was also a second method we could use for that using VIM. VIM is a package that is available in termux it works like Notepad in Windows. Follow the below steps to use VIM.

apt install vim   //install vim first

vim ids2 //open database in vim scroll down and you see username and password both.

That's why encryption of the database is a must-do thing.

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