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Nike
NYSE
2026-06-21
90d ago
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Critical
Nike's app ships both its test and live push-notification credentials hardcoded together in the version everyone downloads, so anyone who extracts them could send fake notifications to every Nike user. It also builds a device fingerprint shared across multiple different merchants, feeding automated decisions about you that follow your device from store to store.
Airship push SDK with inProduction=false in Play Store APK: dev + prod credentials both hardcoded. Anyone can send push notifications to all Nike users. Forter cross-merchant device fingerprinting Art. 22.
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