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  3. #introduction I'm Jiqiang Feng, independent security researcher at Innora AI.

#introduction I'm Jiqiang Feng, independent security researcher at Innora AI.

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    #introduction I'm Jiqiang Feng, independent security researcher at Innora AI. I found 17 vulnerabilities (CVSS up to 9.3) in Alipay, a payment app used by 1B+ people. 18 CVEs filed with MITRE. Peer-reviewed paper published by IACR.

    My Twitter/X account was permanently suspended during this disclosure. 8 research articles were also deleted from WeChat by the vendor's lawyers.

    innora.ai | github.com/sgInnora

    #infosec #security #vulnerability #mobilesecurity

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      #introduction I'm Jiqiang Feng, independent security researcher at Innora AI. I found 17 vulnerabilities (CVSS up to 9.3) in Alipay, a payment app used by 1B+ people. 18 CVEs filed with MITRE. Peer-reviewed paper published by IACR.

      My Twitter/X account was permanently suspended during this disclosure. 8 research articles were also deleted from WeChat by the vendor's lawyers.

      innora.ai | github.com/sgInnora

      #infosec #security #vulnerability #mobilesecurity

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      THREAD: Alipay SecurityGuard SDK — What we found and what happened next.

      1/7 We reverse-engineered Alipay's SecurityGuard SDK (v10.8.30.8000, 89K Java source files). Found 17 vulnerabilities including a whitelist bypass (CVSS 9.3) that makes all 17 remotely exploitable via a single crafted URL.

      18 CVEs filed across 4 MITRE tickets. Vendor says: 'normal functionality.'

      #infosec #alipay #vulnerability

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        THREAD: Alipay SecurityGuard SDK — What we found and what happened next.

        1/7 We reverse-engineered Alipay's SecurityGuard SDK (v10.8.30.8000, 89K Java source files). Found 17 vulnerabilities including a whitelist bypass (CVSS 9.3) that makes all 17 remotely exploitable via a single crafted URL.

        18 CVEs filed across 4 MITRE tickets. Vendor says: 'normal functionality.'

        #infosec #alipay #vulnerability

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        2/7 Key findings:
        - 976 proxy classes intercepting 208 system API categories (GPS, camera, clipboard, crypto)
        - 97.1% of internal APIs (396/408) have ZERO access control
        - PatchProxy: every security method remotely replaceable without app update
        - SM4 encryption remotely disableable by server config

        Full analysis: github.com/sgInnora/alipay-securityguard-analysis

        #mobilesecurity #reverseengineering

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          2/7 Key findings:
          - 976 proxy classes intercepting 208 system API categories (GPS, camera, clipboard, crypto)
          - 97.1% of internal APIs (396/408) have ZERO access control
          - PatchProxy: every security method remotely replaceable without app update
          - SM4 encryption remotely disableable by server config

          Full analysis: github.com/sgInnora/alipay-securityguard-analysis

          #mobilesecurity #reverseengineering

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          3/7 The cryptographic infrastructure is broken:
          - APK signing cert uses MD5+RSA-1024 (collision in 9 seconds)
          - 27 server RSA private keys recovered via batch GCD
          - Hardcoded DES keys

          11 verified PoCs: github.com/sgInnora/hash-collision-lab
          IACR paper: eprint.iacr.org/2026/526

          #cryptography #appsec

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            3/7 The cryptographic infrastructure is broken:
            - APK signing cert uses MD5+RSA-1024 (collision in 9 seconds)
            - 27 server RSA private keys recovered via batch GCD
            - Hardcoded DES keys

            11 verified PoCs: github.com/sgInnora/hash-collision-lab
            IACR paper: eprint.iacr.org/2026/526

            #cryptography #appsec

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            4/7 Then came the censorship.

            March 15: 4 research articles deleted from WeChat after Ant Group's law firm filed takedown requests.

            WeChat initially REJECTED the complaint. It was resubmitted under China's Cybersecurity Law — articles removed without specific provision cited.

            March 20: 4 MORE articles deleted. 8/8 = 100% censored.

            #censorship #pressfreedom

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              4/7 Then came the censorship.

              March 15: 4 research articles deleted from WeChat after Ant Group's law firm filed takedown requests.

              WeChat initially REJECTED the complaint. It was resubmitted under China's Cybersecurity Law — articles removed without specific provision cited.

              March 20: 4 MORE articles deleted. 8/8 = 100% censored.

              #censorship #pressfreedom

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              5/7 Cross-platform suppression:

              WeChat: 8 articles deleted (March 15-20)
              Twitter/X: Account permanently suspended (March 16-17)

              Meanwhile, the research was independently validated by IACR, MITRE (18 CVEs), Packet Storm (#217089), and acknowledged by 12+ regulatory agencies worldwide.

              Full timeline: innora.ai/zfb/article_censorship.html

              #digitalrights

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                5/7 Cross-platform suppression:

                WeChat: 8 articles deleted (March 15-20)
                Twitter/X: Account permanently suspended (March 16-17)

                Meanwhile, the research was independently validated by IACR, MITRE (18 CVEs), Packet Storm (#217089), and acknowledged by 12+ regulatory agencies worldwide.

                Full timeline: innora.ai/zfb/article_censorship.html

                #digitalrights

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                6/7 Regulatory responses (12+ jurisdictions):
                - CSSF Luxembourg: CSSFWB-2026-080
                - CNPD Luxembourg: GDPR investigation
                - HKMA Hong Kong: CE20260313175412
                - PDPC Singapore: #00629724
                - BSP Philippines, PCPD HK, BNM Malaysia
                - Google Play, CISA/CERT
                - MITRE: 18 CVEs across 4 tickets

                #regulation #gdpr #fintech

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                  6/7 Regulatory responses (12+ jurisdictions):
                  - CSSF Luxembourg: CSSFWB-2026-080
                  - CNPD Luxembourg: GDPR investigation
                  - HKMA Hong Kong: CE20260313175412
                  - PDPC Singapore: #00629724
                  - BSP Philippines, PCPD HK, BNM Malaysia
                  - Google Play, CISA/CERT
                  - MITRE: 18 CVEs across 4 tickets

                  #regulation #gdpr #fintech

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                  7/7 All evidence permanently preserved on IPFS:
                  gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/QmWUnbmgHsb3BMLufJWhzVaaZqd8j7XMjN2YVUmAGRGJ4C

                  Please fork github.com/sgInnora/alipay-securityguard-analysis as backup against further takedowns.

                  If you've experienced similar vendor retaliation for security research, I'd like to hear from you.

                  #infosec #ipfs #opensecurity

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