Highlights :-
- Mitron app has removed from the play store.
- Reason is not confirmed yet.
- Expected reason is vulnerablity.
Mitron:-
Mitron is a free Short Video and Social Platform based out of Bengaluru, India. It is designed for people to showcase their innovative videos inline with our theme of light humor. Mitron provides an easy and seamless interface for users to create, edit and share their videos, and at the same time browse through a library of top videos across the globe.
Our mission at Mitron is to create a platform where people can come and entertain themself with small videos posted by people across the globe and at the same time create a social incentive for people to share and create their own videos.
Reason to remove :-
The app is removed from the playstore reason is not known. As the nor google neither mitron revealed it . most of people are the supposing reason is security. Its not the the first time that mitron has fooled the users .The first time was when it was found out that the app is not ‘Indian’ but has been made in Pakistan and is the repackaged version of tic tic. Irfan Sheikh, the founder and CEO of Qboxus has confirmed that Mitron’s promoter purchased the source code for $34 ( ₹2,600 approximately). Qboxus in the past has developed apps such as TicTic, which is a spin-off of TikTok. Sheikh claimed that the owners of Mitron app did not make any changes to the source code. He also objected to people calling Mitron as an India-made app.
Earlier, mitron has reported vulnerability. vulnerablity like that lets hackers take control of user accounts and even send messages on their behalf. In addition, the attacker can follow others using the hacked account or even comment, said cyber-security researcher Rahul Kankrale to Gadgets 360. As per Kankrale, the vulnerability is right within the login process of the app from where attackers can take control of the user account without even knowing the password or going through other verification processes.
As mentioned in the report, Mitron app is also not using the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol for the login. The app does allow users to login using their Google credentials but still uses its own unique user ID for the login process instead of using the Google account. He has even made a video for it.
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