Backport ChooserTarget package source check from N
Fix a bug where a ChooserTargetService could supply a ChooserTarget pointing at a non-exported activity outside of its own package and have it launch. Bug 28384423 Change-Id: I3f5854f91c5695ad9253d71055ef58224df47008
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@@ -616,7 +616,19 @@ public class ChooserActivity extends ResolverActivity {
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}
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intent.setComponent(mChooserTarget.getComponentName());
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intent.putExtras(mChooserTarget.getIntentExtras());
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activity.startActivityAsCaller(intent, options, true, userId);
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// Important: we will ignore the target security checks in ActivityManager
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// if and only if the ChooserTarget's target package is the same package
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// where we got the ChooserTargetService that provided it. This lets a
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// ChooserTargetService provide a non-exported or permission-guarded target
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// to the chooser for the user to pick.
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//
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// If mSourceInfo is null, we got this ChooserTarget from the caller or elsewhere
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// so we'll obey the caller's normal security checks.
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final boolean ignoreTargetSecurity = mSourceInfo != null
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&& mSourceInfo.getResolvedComponentName().getPackageName()
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.equals(mChooserTarget.getComponentName().getPackageName());
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activity.startActivityAsCaller(intent, options, ignoreTargetSecurity, userId);
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return true;
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}
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