A team is assessing an Android app with Drozer and wants to detect potential vulnerabilities in data stores. The environment runs with user-level privileges. Which action is most effective for finding exposed entries in the data stores?
Read captured messages from the device logs to see if sensitive information appears
Perform a targeted scan that lists every data entry point, then evaluate external access levels
Open the application file with a code editor and search for exported content sections
Change local environment parameters to bypass all permission requirements
A structured scan of exported elements identifies every data entry point and checks if it can be accessed from outside the application. This determines whether sensitive information is exposed through insecure configuration. Examining system logs provides limited insight, modifying system properties does not systematically test content providers, and directly viewing the APK structure overlooks dynamic checks.
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