PSA ich.app (AT) (at.psa.app.ich): Privacy & Security Findings

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PSA ich.app (AT)
Private
2026-06-24
87d ago
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Critical
Austria's eID and payment app leaks the addresses of its own internal servers directly inside the public build, including ones that communicate over unencrypted connections with no protection at all, plus hardcoded login credentials for them. On top of that, the app runs advertising-tracking tools on a service meant to handle your government identity and payments.
Austrian eID + payment app: ServerType enum in production APK exposes full internal infrastructure - AZURE2A http://20.61.119.111:8081 + AZURE2B http://20.61.119.111:8091 (cleartext, no TLS). Hardcoded credentials in ServerType enum. Firebase Analytics + AD_ID on an eID/payment app.
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