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by TeMPOraL
4283 days ago
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From http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12462944/how-to-take-a-sc...: ====== Using hardware partners Now we get into the solutions which require commercial action. Talking to the Android chipset makers often presents a solution. Since they design the hardware, they have access to the framebuffer - and they often are able to provide libraries which entirely avoid the Android permissions model by simply accessing their custom kernel drivers directly. If you're aiming at a specific phone model, this is often a good way forward. Of course, the odds are you'll need to cooperate with the phone maker as well as the silicon manufacturer. Sometimes this can provide outstanding results. For example I have heard it's possible on some hardware to pipe the phone hardware framebuffer directly into the phone hardware H.264 video encoder, and retrieve a pre-encoded video stream of whatever is on the phone screen. Outstanding. (Unfortunately, I only know this is possible on TI OMAP chips, which are gradually withdrawing from the phone market3). ====== Probably not something an average crapware author can do, but certainly within reach of the NSA. |
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