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Commit fbfa268d authored by Oli Lan's avatar Oli Lan
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Prevent non-admin users from deleting system apps.

This addresses a security issue where the guest user can remove updates
for system apps.

With this CL, attempts to uninstall/downgrade system apps will fail if
attempted by a non-admin user, unless the DELETE_SYSTEM_APP flag is
specified.

This is a fixed version of ag/17408864, to address b/236578018.

Bug: 170646036
Test: manual, try uninstalling system app update as guest
Merged-In: I4e959e296cca9bbdfc8fccc5e5e0e654ca524165
Change-Id: I6ecfef50294c9000a6ce539bdec6f372c872a40b
parent d69df94c
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@@ -18529,6 +18529,17 @@ public class PackageManagerService extends IPackageManager.Stub
                return PackageManager.DELETE_FAILED_INTERNAL_ERROR;
                return PackageManager.DELETE_FAILED_INTERNAL_ERROR;
            }
            }
            if (isSystemApp(uninstalledPs)
                    && (deleteFlags & PackageManager.DELETE_SYSTEM_APP) == 0) {
                UserInfo userInfo = mUserManager.getUserInfo(userId);
                if (userInfo == null || !userInfo.isAdmin()) {
                    Slog.w(TAG, "Not removing package " + packageName
                            + " as only admin user may downgrade system apps");
                    EventLog.writeEvent(0x534e4554, "170646036", -1, packageName);
                    return PackageManager.DELETE_FAILED_USER_RESTRICTED;
                }
            }
            disabledSystemPs = mSettings.getDisabledSystemPkgLPr(packageName);
            disabledSystemPs = mSettings.getDisabledSystemPkgLPr(packageName);
            // Save the enabled state before we delete the package. When deleting a stub
            // Save the enabled state before we delete the package. When deleting a stub
            // application we always set the enabled state to 'disabled'.
            // application we always set the enabled state to 'disabled'.