GrapheneOS

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Open source privacy and security focused mobile OS with Android app compatibility. https://grapheneos.org/

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Looming over the prospect of Vanadium’s claim to privacy, GitHub Issue #181, raises significant concern regarding the exposure of unique hardware IDs. The issue describes a vulnerability where devices might leak a distinct fingerprint due to the exposure of hardware-related information. While a solution to hardcode WebRTC device_id_salt has been proposed to mitigate this issue (Flawedworld, 2023), it has not yet been implemented. This unresolved challenge is of particular relevance to our study, as it suggests that the entropy of browser fingerprints for GrapheneOS users could be considerably higher than its mainstream counterparts, and, in the worst case, render Vanadium ineffective for private browsing. When a software exposes hardware IDs, it reveals far more unique user data than canvas fingerprinting. Like a MAC address, such hardware identifiers are low-level and persistent unless changed, which should triage the hardware ID issue with priority in the Vanadium backlog. The methods outlined in publications prior are certainly capable of measuring hardware IDs, and should be reapplied to audit the Vanadium and Jelly browsers. With mainstream browsers already implementing countermeasures like fingerprinting alerts, it seems like GrapheneOS has sizable ground to cover. As the digital ecosystem evolves, the methods of fingerprinting and fingerprinting prevention evolve concurrently. Platforms like GrapheneOS stand at the vanguard of the privacy movement, and are certainly expected to maintain the safeguards vital to user privacy. Considering the scope of fingerprinting capabilities, it becomes clear that GrapheneOS is due for a security audit. Future research, especially focusing on platforms like GrapheneOS's Vanadium, is not merely beneficial—but imperative; not only to the technical user, but to those who actually have something worth hiding.
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Reply from SkewedZeppeling on October 2023: Big no for a litany of reasons. Their Anti-Virus is a GPL violating fork of my Hypatia and they even still download databases from my server: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/a461f8194554fd92d83a1aff20fa48f730a99e7679e1f1bbfc6935e1b049aafb/details See also the questionable apps they have: list of apps on the unplugged "app store" returned from /api/store/app?size=10000 https://gist.github.com/aemmitt-ns/ad3f1d3ff34c36c0206fe6216fd56e19
Screenshot of the GrapheneOS Info app showing the latest 2024061400 release notes in the Release Notes tab. It also has tabs for Community and Donate. It's a modern Material 3 app design with Material You support.
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Screenshot of "Restrict app communication" user interface showing a toggle for restricting app communication for an app which is currently enabled followed by toggles for each user installed app to permit communication between them.
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