x86/libc++_shared.so and x86/libjnidispatch.so not passing mobsf security review

[durgeshrjkumar]

False
high
This binary does not have a stack canary value added to the stack. Stack canaries are used to detect and prevent exploits from overwriting return address. Use the option -fstack-protector-all to enable stack canaries. Not applicable for Dart/Flutter libraries unless Dart FFI is used.

False
high
This binary does not have a stack canary value added to the stack. Stack canaries are used to detect and prevent exploits from overwriting return address. Use the option -fstack-protector-all to enable stack canaries. Not applicable for Dart/Flutter libraries unless Dart FFI is used.

[theashraf]

related #52

[theashraf]

@durgeshrjkumar The libc++_shared.so file is directly related to the Android NDK, which is outside of our control. Unfortunately, there's nothing we can do on our end, I assume

[durgeshrjkumar]

implementation 'com.scottyab:rootbeer-lib:0.1.1'
can you check this library they have implemented same.