The application would appear to be android phones installed as a default build application. This type of android tablets Trojan tries to take control over the mobile phone functionality by rooting the phone. jSMSHider exploits a vulnerability in the way most custom ROMs sign the system image. Publicly available private keys in the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) are commonly used to sign the custom builds. The end result is this exploit attempts install custom commands and receive instructions from external servers. Information could be passed back, and the device could be used to connect if possible to a costly SMS service. 2945abc45 0625