Ultimately, it's good to know what exploits, if any, your device is vulnerable to. This will also help custom ROM cookers find the weak spots in their build to make a more secure ROM. Whether or not they'll actually do something about it, though, is another story entirely. What you can do with the information made available by this application, however, is have hard evidence that there is a security risk in your device and go to your carrier with the information.
In order to patch any exploits that the device may be vulnerable to, the carrier will have to send out an OTA update with a fix. As you can see, the device is protected against all but one vulnerability (Mempodroid), which I assume will now be patched in the final version of CM9.īut what can be done with this information one you get it? Unfortunately, not much especially for those still running stock software.
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