Earlier this week, the developer of SmartTube, the most popular alternative YouTube app for Android TV and Fire TV devices, announced that his app's digital
It’s the Google account people log onto with thats the issue from a security perspective.
That said neither a malicious update was so far identified nor anything that 2FA wouldn’t take care of.
This can happen to fdroid apps as well by the way. It’s just the downside of small or solo devs that they are on their own when it happens.
I’m actually more confident in the smarttube rev now I have to say. He disclosed it fast, flagged his own apps as compromised even without specific proof and published it from what I can tell pretty much right after finding out.
It would not matter in this case, or? The official SDK was compromised since his building machine was compromised?
The app is limited for TV which limits the reach. Plus, I do not download apps outside of fdroid for the most part.
It’s the Google account people log onto with thats the issue from a security perspective.
That said neither a malicious update was so far identified nor anything that 2FA wouldn’t take care of.
This can happen to fdroid apps as well by the way. It’s just the downside of small or solo devs that they are on their own when it happens.
I’m actually more confident in the smarttube rev now I have to say. He disclosed it fast, flagged his own apps as compromised even without specific proof and published it from what I can tell pretty much right after finding out.