Projects sharing features with Hooker

APKLab is an integrated security analysis platform and reverse engineering IDE for Android applications. It provides a unified environment for decompiling binaries into source code, repackaging modified applications into signed installers, and performing comprehensive security analysis. The platform distinguishes itself by combining static and dynamic analysis workflows. It enables the injection of runtime hooks and gadget libraries to monitor application behavior, while providing specialized patching capabilities to intercept and decrypt encrypted network traffic via a proxy. The toolkit co

apk.sh is a mobile application patching framework and reverse engineering tool designed to inject custom instrumentation and logic into compiled Android binaries. It serves as a workflow manager for modifying application packages without requiring access to the original source code. The toolkit focuses on automating the process of injecting the Frida gadget into Android packages, enabling dynamic analysis and function hooking on non-rooted devices. It handles the end-to-end lifecycle of deconstructing, modifying, and resigning binaries to facilitate security research, malware analysis, and be

Reverse engineering and pentesting for Android applications

frida-ios-dump is a tool that extracts decrypted IPA files from jailbroken iOS devices using the Frida instrumentation framework. It functions as a memory dumper and extraction utility to obtain application binaries directly from device memory. The project enables the retrieval of decrypted application files using either a display name or a bundle identifier. It combines these dumped binaries with extracted metadata and assets to assemble a standard distributable application package. The tool covers a technical surface including process injection, dynamic library hooking, and memory-based bi

apk-mitm is a command-line utility designed to modify Android APK files to enable HTTPS traffic inspection via a proxy. It functions as a network security patcher and certificate pinning bypass tool, automating the process of altering application packages to allow man-in-the-middle traffic analysis. The tool modifies compiled Android packages by unpacking them, altering internal files, and re-encoding the binary. It specifically focuses on disabling certificate pinning and injecting network security configurations into the application manifest, which permits the use of proxy certificates on b

Apkstudio is a reverse engineering integrated development environment designed for decompiling, modifying, and recompiling Android application packages. It provides a specialized suite for transforming binary files into readable source code and bundling them back into installable application archives. The project features a framework integration system that imports manufacturer-specific files to ensure accurate decompilation of vendor-modified applications. It includes a dedicated editor for Smali, Java, and XML files with syntax highlighting, as well as a hex editor for the direct modificati

This project is an Android security analysis toolkit and mobile app runtime manipulator designed for reverse engineering and auditing mobile applications. It provides a system for modifying Java classes and method behavior in active mobile processes to bypass security controls. The toolkit includes a web-based interface for controlling the instrumentation engine and a specialized utility for disabling certificate validation to intercept and inspect encrypted network traffic via SSL pinning bypass. It also features an Android file explorer for browsing and managing files within private data di

JustTrustMe is an Android security auditing tool and mobile application penetration testing utility. Its primary purpose is to bypass hardcoded certificate requirements and disable SSL pinning in mobile applications to allow the inspection of encrypted API requests and responses. The project functions as a dynamic method hooking module that integrates with the Xposed framework. It uses system-level instrumentation to intercept Java runtime function calls and override security checks within third-party Android applications. The tool covers a range of capabilities including the disabling of SS

Dexposed is a set of runtime tools and engines designed for dynamic patching, framework interception, and code instrumentation on Android devices. It functions as a hooking framework and instrumentation tool used to load custom code into running processes to alter logic without modifying the original bytecode. The project enables the interception and modification of method behavior within both Android applications and the system framework. It specifically provides capabilities for bypassing operating system limitations by overriding framework calls and applying hot patches to live processes w

Stetho is a debug bridge that connects Android applications to Chrome Developer Tools. It allows for the real-time inspection of network traffic, internal application state, and the user interface layout directly within a desktop browser. The project provides specialized inspectors for analyzing Android-specific components. This includes a network inspector for capturing HTTP requests and responses, an SQLite database browser for querying local storage, and a view hierarchy inspector for mapping UI elements and styles. Additional capabilities cover runtime execution via an embedded JavaScrip

Aya is a graphical desktop client for managing Android devices via the Android Debug Bridge. It serves as a centralized interface for system administration, application debugging, and remote device interaction. The project provides specialized tools for mirroring a device screen to a computer for remote control and detecting active webview pages for inspection using remote developer tools. It also includes a visual file manager for browsing and transferring files and APK packages between a host and a connected device. Broad capabilities cover system monitoring for real-time CPU and memory us

This is a header-only C++ library that provides implementations for HTTP clients, HTTP servers, and a WebSocket framework. It allows for the creation of network services and the consumption of remote APIs without requiring a separate compilation step or external binary linking. The project features backend-agnostic TLS integration for secure HTTPS and WSS communication and employs a thread-pool model to process concurrent requests. It distinguishes itself with a full-duplex WebSocket state-machine and a middleware-based request pipeline that supports regular-expression path routing. The libr

Chucker is an on-device HTTP inspector for Android applications that captures and records network traffic for the OkHttp library. It functions as a network interceptor and proxy-like utility, allowing for the analysis of API calls directly within the mobile application environment. The tool provides a local interface for analyzing API interactions, which includes the ability to decode binary response bodies into human-readable text. It also includes security features to mask sensitive information in request and response headers through redaction rules. Captured transactions are managed via a

This project is an Android RPA framework designed for automating user interfaces and system tasks on rooted Android devices using Python and ADB. It provides a suite of tools for rooted device management, allowing for programmatic control of system settings, application lifecycles, and shell command execution via a remote API. The framework distinguishes itself through a combination of dynamic instrumentation and AI integration. It can inject scripts into running processes to hook Java interfaces and modifies application behavior in real time. Additionally, it supports large language model in

Pidcat is a command-line utility designed for Android development that filters system logs for a specific application package. It functions as a logcat filter and colorizer, isolating output for a single package to assist in debugging application behavior. The tool distinguishes itself by tracking process identifiers dynamically. It monitors system process lists to automatically update the target process ID when an application restarts or redeploys, ensuring the log stream persists without manual intervention. To improve readability, the utility applies color coding to log entries based on s

Simplify is an Android virtual machine sandbox, bytecode execution tracer, and static analysis framework. It serves as a Dalvik bytecode deobfuscator designed to recover readable code from binaries by simulating program behavior without a physical device. The project distinguishes itself by using execution graph analysis to resolve reflection calls and simplify obfuscated code through constant propagation and dead code removal. It employs multi-path execution simulation to track all possible conditional branch outcomes and maps instruction flow to identify constant values. The system covers

WAuxiliary_Public is a dynamic code instrumentation framework and application plugin framework designed to intercept and alter the execution flow of compiled applications. It functions as a process injection toolkit and software reverse engineering tool, enabling the injection of custom logic into active application memory spaces to extend functionality without requiring original source code. The framework specifically provides capabilities for extending the WeChat desktop client. It achieves this through runtime process injection and software reverse engineering to modify internal operations

Chuck is an in-app network debugger and HTTP traffic logger for Android applications. It intercepts and records outgoing requests and incoming responses for OkHttp clients, providing an interface to monitor network activity and debug API interactions directly on a mobile device. The tool enables the inspection of network traffic through gzip decompression of compressed payloads and a search utility for filtering transactions by request paths or response codes. Captured interactions can be exported to external applications using the Android system share intent. The system manages data using l

BlackDex is an Android runtime-level DEX extraction tool that recovers bytecode from protected APK files across Android versions 5 through 12 without requiring root access. It operates by hooking system APIs, reading DexFile cookies, and repairing obfuscated method bodies from memory, supporting both 32-bit and 64-bit architectures for installed and uninstalled applications. The tool distinguishes itself through a multi-method approach that combines cookie-based dumping, API hooking, and memory-based instruction repair to handle first through third generation packers. It reconstructs method b

Xposed is a native Android runtime hooking framework and instrumentation tool. It provides a modified version of the Android app process binary to intercept and modify the behavior of system and application processes at the binary level. The framework enables Android operating system customization by altering internal function calls and runtime execution flow. It achieves this through native process instrumentation, allowing for the modification of functionality without altering original application files. The tool covers several low-level capabilities, including native library injection and

Clutch is a command-line utility designed for security research on jailbroken mobile devices. It functions as a specialized toolkit for identifying, decrypting, and extracting installed mobile application binaries to facilitate manual code inspection and vulnerability assessment. The tool provides capabilities for removing platform-level encryption from protected software, allowing researchers to isolate core executable files from application bundles. By performing memory-mapped file dumping and reconstructing binary headers, it enables the conversion of protected applications into portable,

XposedBridge is an Android Java hooking framework and bytecode instrumentation engine. It functions as a runtime system for intercepting and modifying Java method calls within the Android operating system and installed applications. The project provides a mechanism for zygote process injection, ensuring that all spawned applications inherit the instrumentation logic. It enables the modification of internal Android system behaviors through method proxying and Java reflection to access private internal system members. The framework supports dynamic Android instrumentation and runtime analysis,

AndroidWiFiADB is an IntelliJ IDE plugin that provides wireless debugging and device connection management for Android devices. It serves as a tool for establishing wireless connections over WiFi, allowing for the deployment and debugging of applications without a physical USB cable. The plugin includes a mobile device connection manager that provides a centralized dashboard for tracking and monitoring the connection states of multiple wireless Android devices. The system integrates directly into the JetBrains development environment, utilizing a tool window to manage device connectivity and

xCrash is an Android crash reporting SDK and diagnostic tool designed to monitor application health. It captures Java exceptions, native C/C++ crashes, and application not responding events without requiring root or system permissions. The system generates diagnostic tombstones that include process memory, file descriptors, and network statistics. It utilizes a unified pipeline to handle both JVM exceptions and native signal failures, providing thread-state snapshotting and register states for analysis. The toolset includes capabilities for thread dump filtering via regular expressions to re

AndroidPerformanceMonitor is a diagnostic library and debugging tool designed to detect UI freezes and monitor main thread responsiveness in Android applications. It functions as a UI block detector that identifies performance degradation by capturing thread stack dumps and performance logs. The tool utilizes a watchdog mechanism to monitor the main thread for hangs based on configurable time thresholds. When a block is detected, it captures a full call stack dump and triggers system-level alert notifications to notify developers immediately. The library includes capabilities for performance

pwndbg is a GDB plugin and binary analysis framework designed for reverse engineering, exploit development, and low-level program analysis. It extends the core functionality of the debugger to provide advanced memory inspection and automation tools. The project distinguishes itself with specialized capabilities for heap analysis across glibc, jemalloc, and musl, as well as a comprehensive kernel debugging toolkit for inspecting Linux kernel tasks and slab allocators. It includes an integrated ROP gadget searcher for constructing exploit chains and an LLM-powered debugging assistant that provi

Smali is a two-way binary translation toolset designed to convert Dalvik bytecode to human-readable assembly and back again. It provides a mechanism for the disassembly and assembly of executable files used in virtual machine environments. The project enables the modification of compiled Android application logic by transforming binary files into editable assembly and rebuilding them. It is used for reverse engineering, malware analysis, and the study of low-level instructions to identify program behavior or security flaws. The toolkit covers binary construction through smali code assembly a