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testing-mobile-ipc
Test mobile inter-process communication and deep link attack surface — exported Android activities, services, receivers and content providers, intent redirection, PendingIntent hijacking, App Links verification, iOS custom URL schemes, Universal Links, and App Groups — using drozer, adb, and Frida. Use when reviewing AndroidManifest.xml exported components, testing deeplinks or URL schemes, or assessing what another app on the device can reach.
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# Testing Mobile IPC and Deep Links
Every exported component and registered URL scheme is a remote entry point that
does not need the network. A malicious app on the same device — or a web page
the user visits — can invoke them directly, and they are frequently written as
if only the app itself would ever call them.
## When to Use
- Reviewing `AndroidManifest.xml` for exported components
- Testing deep links, App Links, custom URL schemes, or Universal Links
- Assessing content provider and broadcast receiver exposure
- Checking `PendingIntent`, intent redirection, and App Group sharing
- Answering "what can another app on this device do to this one?"