
Avira USSD Exploit Blocker
In recent years, USSD codes have become a popular way for users to interact with their mobile devices, but unfortunately, they have also become a potential target for hackers. USSD codes can be used to exploit vulnerabilities in mobile devices, allowing attackers to gain access to sensitive information or even take control of the device. To provide users with a safer mobile browsing experience, Avira has developed the USSD Exploit Blocker app. This app blocks potentially malicious USSD codes, preventing them from executing on your device and keeping you safe from harm. With Avira USSD Exploit Blocker, you can browse the web with confidence, knowing that your mobile device is protected from USSD code exploits. Whether you're using your phone for personal or business reasons, this app provides an essential layer of protection that every mobile user should have.
App info
App description
Android App Analysis and Review: Avira USSD Exploit Blocker, Developed by AVIRA. Listed in Tools Category. Current Version Is 1.0, Updated On 03/10/2012 . According to users reviews on Google Play: Avira USSD Exploit Blocker. Achieved Over 738 thousand Installs. Avira USSD Exploit Blocker Currently Has 5 thousand Reviews, Average Rating 4.2 Stars
This app protects you from the dirty USSD hack, which could erase your SIM card or even execute a factory reset if you visit a malicious web page, either through a bad link or QR code. Any smartphone running Android 4.1 or earlier may be vulnerable to an unwanted USSD wipe.How it works
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When you click on a web link or scan a QR code, Android will open a dialog with a list of apps that you can choose from to complete the action. Select ‘Avira USSD Exploit Blocker’ and set it as the default.
Protecting your phone from the USSD Android exploit is that simple!
What is a USSD code anyway?
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USSD codes are keypad commands that can be used to access a variety of phone functions, from checking minutes to accessing expert controls. USSD commands typically contain a mixture of numbers, stars and pound signs.
What's New
Includes German language support.
No longer requires permissions.
Fixed usability issue on devices with small screens.