PhoneSploit is a powerful hacking tool that allows users to exploit Android devices using ADB (Android Debug Bridge) for remote access. It is commonly used to connect to Android devices over a network execute commands, transfer files, and gain control of the device. While primarily used by ethical hackers for penetration testing, PhoneSploit can also be misused for malicious purposes, such as gaining unauthorized access to devices.
Features:
- Remote Access: Connect to and control Android devices remotely via ADB.
- File Transfer: Transfer files between your machine and the targeted Android device.
- Execute Commands: Run shell commands on the connected device.
- Screen Capture: Take screenshots of the target device.
- Port Forwarding: Forward ports to access services running on the Android device.
Technical Application Details:
- Software Full Name: PhoneSploit
- Setup File Name: PhoneSploit.zip
- Full Setup Size: Approximately 10-15 MB
- Setup Type: Python-based tool
- Compatibility Architecture: Linux, macOS, Windows (requires Python and ADB installed)
- Latest Version Release Added On: [Insert Date] (varies with new releases)
System Requirements for PhoneSploit:
- Operating System: Linux/macOS/Windows
- Memory (RAM): Minimum 512 MB of RAM required
- Hard Disk Space: 20 MB of free space required for installation
- Processor: Any modern processor with Python and ADB installed
- Developers: prbhtkumr
Important Note: PhoneSploit is intended for educational and ethical hacking purposes, typically used to test Android device security in controlled environments. Misusing PhoneSploit to gain unauthorized access to Android devices is illegal and unethical. Always ensure you have permission before using PhoneSploit to test or control any device and adhere to all applicable laws and ethical standards in cybersecurity.
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