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Bypass root detection android for plugins cyberkatze iroot
An advanced Frida-based Android security bypass suite for authorized penetration testing and red teaming engagements. It dynamically detects and disables all major security defenses found in mobile applications, including: • Root Detection (RootBeer, API-based, file-based, system property, etc.) • Emulator Detection (QEMU, LDPlayer, Bluestacks, Nox, etc.) • Debugger Detection (TracerPid, isDebuggerConnected, ADB flags) • Frida Detection (stack traces, process names, TCP ports, etc.) • SSL Pinning (TrustManager, OkHttp, TrustKit, WebView) • Play Integrity / SafetyNet Bypass • VPN & External Storage Detection • Biometric & Screen Lock Checks • Tamper Detection (signature, DEX, package checks) • Firebase, Retrofit, Cronet, and Firestore Communications • RealDevice / DevelopmentMode / System Properties • Dynamic Discovery & Enumeration of suspicious classes/methods Includes dynamic scanning, OPSEC-safe stealth modes, verbose logging, automatic method bypassing, and coverage for both Java and native layers. **Created by:** Khaled Al-Refaee (Ozex) **Version:** 4.0 **Date:** 2025 **Legal Use:** For licensed penetration testing, mobile app red teaming, and professional security research.
enable android webview debugging
ROOTBY
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Rebase of an existing script. Created for personal use.
Dumper
SupportSQLiteStatement logger
Fridalab Link: https://rossmarks.uk/blog/fridalab/
Hook the BCryptDecrypt() function of the windows bcrypt.dll in order to extract decrypted contents during runtime of the hooked program.
This is a first test application project.
A PoC Frida script for tracing the android SSL exception constructors. Helps a lot with searching the code tree for the certificate pinning functions and exception sources.
script test
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Monitor and log all interactions with the iOS Keychain by hooking key Security framework APIs: SecItemAdd, SecItemCopyMatching, SecItemUpdate, and SecItemDelete. These APIs are responsible for adding, retrieving, updating, and removing sensitive data (such as passwords, tokens, or cryptographic keys) stored in the Keychain.