Neo's Team: - Androtility

• Jun 18, 2012  Name changed to 'Androtility', because it's not just flashing images, so it's a utility After the app finishes a task, it returns to the menu. Now you must push/pull files/bootanimations via recovery, for more safety + reliability.
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Richard has been working in Texas State government since 1993. Richard started his career as an auditor with the Texas Comptroller and subsequently with the State Auditor’s Office. Richard founded his first IT services firm in 1997, created to provide customers with highly-skilled PeopleSoft functional and technical talent. He sold the company in 1999.

In 2001, Richard was appointed CEO of a troubled public company to lead a turnaround after the Internet crash. He led the company from a $72M loss to profitability within two years. Richard is an Austin native and graduated from Texas State University with a BBA in Accounting.

Richard is also a Certified Public Accountant. Lacy Michel Business Development Manager. Originally from England, she graduated from Thames Valley University with a certification from the Institute of Credit Management (ICM).

Christine had a successful career spanning more than ten (10) years in Credit Management within the Technology and Music industry until relocating Texas in 2002. On moving to Georgetown, Christine was self- employed from 2002 – 2007, as a Personal Trainer and Coach. In 2007 Christine moved back into the technology field, and began her recruiting career. Christine is still very involved in the Fitness Industry and was co-founder for both the Georgetown Running Club in 2007 and the Georgetown Triathletes in 2009.

She is still an active board member and member of the Georgetown Triathletes and has competed in many triathlons and Ironman races. Lori Trank, CPA Controller.

Lori Trank is a Certified Public Accountant and is the Controller for Neos. She is responsible for accounting, operations and human resources. Lori recently retired after 27 years with the State of Texas. Lori has worked in various financial management positions at Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC), Texas Education Agency and the Department of Criminal Justice. Most recently, she worked as the Accounting Operations Manager for HHSC, an agency with 12,000 employees and an annual budget in excess of $30 billion. Lori managed 36 staff and her department was primarily responsible for client service, administrative and employee travel payments.

A new variant of the Android Remote Access Tool (AndroRAT) is exploiting a vulnerability to escalate privileges on unpatched Android devices. The malware disguises itself as a utility app called “TrashCleaner” and waits for users to download it from a malicious URL. Upon running for the first time, the malicious app forces the device to install what looks to be a Chinese-labeled calculator app. In the meantime, TrashCleaner’s icon disappears and AndroRAT abuses, a denial-of-service (DoS) and privilege escalation vulnerability. Trend Micro’s Mobile Threat Response Team how the threat interacts with this security flaw: The configurable RAT service is controlled by a remote server, which could mean that commands may be issued to trigger different actions. The variant activates the embedded root exploit when executing privileged actions.

At that point, the new iteration can perform all the functions of the original AndroRAT, which include recording audio, taking photos using the device camera, and stealing call logs. It can also perform a host of new activities not accessible to its progenitor such as recording calls, uploading files to the device, and deleting/creating SMS text messages. Google CVE-2015-1805 in 2016, but older devices or those that receive security updates well after their official release might still be vulnerable.

With that said, Android users should take care to install applications only from trusted developers on Google’s Play Store. They should never install applications from unfamiliar websites. Additionally, they should install an anti-virus solution onto their phones and do everything they possibly can to keep their software and apps up-to-date.

At the same time, users should think twice before releasing any research projects to the public. AndroRAT started as a remote administration tool that a team of four created for a university project. That’s not unlike, a proof-of-concept ransomware created by a programmer for research purposes. Both platforms made their way to GitHub, allowing digital attackers to abuse them for nefarious purposes. It’s important for security researchers to familiarize themselves with RATs and ransomware. But they can do so in research labs that don’t in any way make their projects available to the public on the web.

For the security of users everywhere, that’s how it should be.