🔒 Fix: Migrate Runtime.exec to ProcessBuilder for secure execution in AboutScreen#82
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Migrates `Runtime.getRuntime().exec` to `ProcessBuilder` with array args in AboutScreen to avoid relying on unsafe string tokenization for command execution.
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🎯 What: The vulnerability fixed was the use of
Runtime.getRuntime().execwith a single command string (logcat -d -b all *:W).StringTokenizerif the command arguments were eventually manipulated by user input or malformed. Although not directly vulnerable here due to hardcoded args, it is an unsafe pattern that flags security analysis.🛡️ Solution: The solution mitigates the risk by using
ProcessBuilder("logcat", "-d", "-b", "all", "*:W"). This explicitly defines the command and its arguments, circumventing tokenization issues and making the code more robust against injection vulnerabilities.PR created automatically by Jules for task 5297808077530496987 started by @LeanBitLab