Will making protected methods in Android BillingReceiver make my billing vulnerable?
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Will making protected methods in Android BillingReceiver make my billing vulnerable? Thanks.
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Will making protected methods in Android BillingReceiver make my billing vulnerable?
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Not per se.
However, relying solely on the Java language access modifiers for data protection will mean that your application is potentially vulnerable. If the bad guy can run code in your VM and use the reflection APIs, it is simple to route around Java language access modifiers and access
privatefields and methods.If the “bad guys” you are worried about are the owners of the devices, you should assume that they can subvert any code that is run on their devices. (This might be technically difficult, but it only takes one smart and motivated person to figure it out … and the cat is out of the bag.)