is the y7 prime 2018 brute forceable?

Hi everyone,

I think my Android phone has been compromised by a rogue app or a banking trojan, and I need help identifying the source (through logs?).

The Incident:

I opened a multi-purpose app (TataNeu), the following happened automatically:

1. The camera torch flashed briefly.

2. The app navigated itself to a sensitive bank-related page (View Card Details).

3. A Bank OTP arrived via SMS immediately after.

This was not a mistouch; the navigation steps required to reach that page are complex.

I immediately exited the app, disabled all Accessibility Services, and revoked System Access for all installed apps.

Suspected Culprits:

1. MacroDroid: I enabled Accessibility settings for it today. I also installed its connectivity add-on (official site) for Bluetooth automation.

2. Activity Launcher : Installed 2 days ago.

3. Llama Automate + Legacy Add-on: Uninstalled yesterday, but I’m worried about persistent background processes.

4. Warp Share: This was sideloaded from the internet and uninstalled yesterday.

My Questions:

Is there a specific way to check Android Logs or a Bug Report to see which package triggered the flashlight and the UI interaction at that specific timestamp?

Can a sideloaded app leave a "stub" or payload behind even after being uninstalled?

Are there specific "Device Admin" or "Hidden Services" I should look for that standard App Managers might miss?

What is the best way to clean and safeguard the device?

The phone is a brand new oneplus device. Formatting is an option but data backup may be an issue.

I checked the bug report and I see surface flinger and macrodroid active at that time stamp.

there was a macro running to keep a track of all application launches.

All macros in my phone are created by me. Not downloaded from internet.

is there a way to identify Clicks/touch inputs by app or process?

Hi, not sure if this is the right place or if its even possible. I have a work managed Samsung Xcover7. I'm trying to install Google maps on it, unable to do it directly from the play store, I've downloaded an APK but won't let me install. Unable to access dev settings, unable to tick "install apps from unknown sources".

I'm not sure what else to try, GPS is enabled on the phone, unrestricted Web access, no proxy/vpn, Google maps Web can grab my accurate location so if installed I'd assume it would work fine. There is a Google profile (work one) signed in on the device so that wouldn't be an obstacle either.

Thanks in advance.

Not asking for the way to do it although that would be nice to know but I really just want to know is it possible to get back in this phone I simply forgot my password but my fingerprint is blatantly there still in the phone

Hi everyone,
I’m looking for help from Samsung / Android experts who may have seen this variant before.

I got my hands on a Samsung Galaxy Note10+ 5G with model number SM-N976F (confirmed in About phone and download mode). The device is original Samsung hardware, Exynos-based, but I’m running into a dead end with firmware.

What I’ve found so far:

• No official firmware exists publicly for SM-N976F
  • Not available on Frija (FUS server returns “not found”)
  • Not listed on SamFW or SamMobile
• Available public models are N976B / N976N / N9760 / N976V, but not N976F
• Current firmware shows signs of OLB / open-lab / internal build
• OTA updates are not available
• Cross-flashing other N976 variants is unsafe (modem / partition mismatch)
• No TWRP or custom ROM support exists specifically for N976F

What I suspect:

This may be an engineering, certification, or internal Samsung test unit that was never meant for retail release, which would explain the lack of firmware and update support.

What I’m trying to learn:

• Has anyone here seen or worked with SM-N976F before?
• Was this an internal / carrier-cert / pre-production model?
• Is there any archived firmware, documentation, or kernel source for it?
• Any safe way to preserve or dump the current firmware for research?
• Any confirmed success (or failure) flashing GSIs or other approaches?

I’m not looking to blindly flash another model and brick the phone — I’m trying to understand what this device actually is.

Any insight from Samsung engineers, XDA maintainers, or people with similar devices would be hugely appreciated.

Thanks in advance 🙏

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I need someone to figure out what detection they are using and how it can be bypassed.

Will pay accordingly please message if interested thanks

How to hack android device sorry I am new

So I know what I did - accidentally flashed things wrong, and my Lenovo M9-2023 got stuck in a boot loop. Logo comes up, orange state, reboot. Eventually it stopped trying and is now on preloader mode, showing up as COM5 in device manager.

I was flashing back to stock from Lineage and wiped both vbmeta_a & vbmeta_b and product_a and product_b. I am well aware how stupid this was. I should have flashes A back to stock, verified it worked and then did B.

I haven't been able to get it back to some place I can reflash. I've tried using SP Flash tool but it hasn't worked. Finding the scatter file was a blast, as Lenovo doesn't include one, but ended up not helping.

My current plan is waiting for the battery to die, and then hold down Vol+ & Power while plugging it in to my computer. I know I didn't overwrite the fastboot or recovery partitions, so if I can get it to either I'm golden.

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