I've included the Windows drivers so you get an image of the disk just as I have it. The drivers do include a GUI, but if the sole purpose of all this is to fire up a GUI then it is not only exceptionally sloppy code, but also a security risk that needs explaining.īelow is a tarball image of the huawei e353 drivers so you can audit them for yourself. Another script called ReadDisplay is installed in /usr/local/modem which passes the $DISPLAY environment variable to a binary called MobilePartner. This script is also installed to $HOME/.config/autostart/ sktop. I reran the installation script as root and sure enough the same autostart script was reinstalled. It does include Linux drivers which require root for installation. Obviously, I'll have to reinstall my OS. Debian 8 is at end of life now anyway. It was installed as root, so I must have screwed up big time there. The script is basically a one-liner embedded in an autostart launcher (see below). If they managed to get into my laptop, imagine what is happening inside your phone.įor those people who requested more information. It seems like I dodged a bullet as I don't use the standard Linux GNOME desktop, so the script was not enabled, but the fact remains that Huawei installed malware on my Linux laptop. The "Huawei Autorun" script appeared on my laptop after installing a Huawei E353 HSPA+ 3G USB stick (with serial number CE0682 on the back). This command makes your Linux desktop remotely accessible to anyone on the network. WARNING: this is only for Huawei G300, do not use it in other devices.The screenshot above shows a script called "Huawei Autorun" which executes the command "xhost +" when you login. Also, set default storage to sdcard if that's where you imei backup is.Ħ) Restore your imei using the file " 3-restore-imei-".ħ) Disconnect USB cable and restart your phone. Power off your phone and then power it on while pressing both volume buttons.ĥ) Once installed, you have to ROOT again, enable USB debugging and disable quick start. It will create a folder called IMEI-BACKUP in your sdcard and in your computer.ģ) Hack your imei using the file " 2-imei-hack-".Ĥ) Copy the folder "dload" containig the update.app to your sdcard. Connect USB cable to your phone.Ģ) Backup your imei using the file " 1-imei-backup-".
If you are using CyanogenMod, enable Root access for ADB in Developer options.ġ) Download the zip, extract it to your computer and open the folder. If you are using a stock rom, disable quick start in settings. Enable USB Debugging in Developer options. You have to Root your phone (if it isn't already) to use this tool.
I think it's easier to use than 5irom, and it works in Windows and Linux (in Linux you have to double click the files and run in a terminal). I made a tool to be able to install any UPDATE.APP using the imei hack method with ADB.
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