Google has released a new Android app for administrators of Google Apps accounts. The app, dubbed Google Admin, is available now for free on Google Play.

The Google Admin app is available on the Play Store and the rollout of support for delegated admins should fully complete in a few days.

This means that the original HTML code loaded in the WebView can read the Google Admin file subsequently loaded in the iframe, passing its content to the rogue app.

Still, not every Google Apps admin is on Android, so it’s good to see that Google has finally brought this app to iOS, too.

The admin console site seems unaffected by this problem, and the Google Admin app hasn't been updated since 2017. G Suite users and Google Cloud subscribers are pretty upset.

A zero day vulnerability in the Android Admin app can allow an attacker to bypass the sandbox.

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Google has launched a new app for their Android platform, the Google Admin app, the app is designed for Google Apps administrators to manage their devices, users and services.

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