12 best hacking apps on Android

Android is the most popular operating system in the world and Android users also include many white hat hackers. This has motivated developers to create useful hacking apps on Android.

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The 12 tools are all related to penetration testing and digital forensics. The list includes popular Wi-Fi and phone hacking apps like Hackode, zANTI, Shark for Root, etc. I have also provided download links to save you more time.

Disclaimer: Please note that Anonyviet publishes this list for educational purposes only. Team does not support the use of any tools to carry out unethical and illegal activities. Also, before performing penetration testing on any device, get permission from the device owner.

first. Kali Linux NetHunter

Kali Linux NetHunter is the first open source penetration testing platform for Nexus devices that support Android and OnePlus One. It supports Wireless 802.11 frame injection, HID keyboard, 1-click MANA Evil access point setup, BadUSB MITM attack, and more. Kali Linux NetHunter comes from one of the most trusted names in ethical hacking field. , try it out and discover more interesting features.

The Nethunter core includes three editions: the Kali Linux container with all the Kali tools; App Store with lots of apps; Android client to connect to the App Store.

Features of Kali Linux NetHunter:

frame injection Wireless 802.11 and AP mode
The complete toolkit of Kali Linux
NetHunter Lite version can be installed on all Android phones.

2. AndroRAT – remote Android hacking app

AndroRAT stands for Android and RAT (Remote Administrative Tools). This top free hacking tool was released quite a while ago as a client/server application.

A team of 4 people developed AndroRat for a university project and it became a Java based application.

AndroRat gives you the flexibility to run services right after startup and control the Android system remotely. You don’t need to interact with the phone – it can be activated via SMS or phone call.

Features of AndroRat:

Data collection: contacts, call logs, location, messages
Track phone status, make calls, send text messages, open URLs, click photos, and more.

3. Hackode

Hackode is a collection of tools for white hat hackers, IT professionals and penetration testers. Hackode has a total of 3 modules – Reconnaissance, Scan, Security Feed.

Since the app doesn’t ask for your information, Hackode is the perfect way to start your hunt while remaining private.

Features of Hackode:

Google hacking, SQL Injection, MySQL Server
Whois Scanning, DNS lookup, IP, MX Records, DNS Dif, Security RSS Feed, Exploits

4. zANTI

Developed by Zimperium, zANTI comes with many widely used tools for penetration testing. This toolkit allows IT administrators to simulate an advanced attack environment to detect a variety of malicious techniques.

zANTI brings the power of Backtrack to your Android device. As soon as you log in to zANTI, it maps the entire network and sniffs the websites being visited along with their cookies – thanks to ARP cache poisoning across devices.

Features of ZANTI:

Scan the network at different intensity levels
Diagnose errors with tests like MITM, Metasploit, password guessing

5. FaceNiff

FaceNiff allows you to intercept and sniff your WiFi network traffic with a rooted phone; it is widely used to access Facebook, Twitter and other social networking sites. This tool steals cookies from the Wi-Fi network and grants the attacker unauthorized access to the victim’s account. However, I recommend that you only use it for good purposes and only continue after it is allowed by the target.

FaceNiff is developed by Bartosz Ponurkiewicz – the same developer who wrote Firesheep to hack Firefox on the computer.

Note that you need a rooted phone to run this app. Its free version is limited to only 3 profiles; For further use you can purchase the pro version.

Features of FaceNiff:

Supported services: Twitter, YouTube, Facebook, Amazon, Blogger,…
In-app purchases

6. Aispyer

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Also known as the best spying app, Aispyer is quite popular among people who want to track messages and calls of their children or girlfriends. Aispyer has an extremely easy to use interface and it offers a number of features such as tracking incoming and outgoing calls with time and duration, tracking social media accounts, tracking web history and gallery.

7. Shark For Root

Shark for Root is an advanced tool for security professionals and hackers. It works as a traffic cutter and works on Wi-Fi, 3G and FroYo connection modes.

You can also use the tcpdump command for the Shark for Root app for rooted Android devices. Just like FaceNiff, this tool also only works on rooted devices.

Features of Shark for Root:

Analyze network traffic
Block and read data packets from different devices

8. Droidsheep

Droidsheep is an effective hacking application developed by Corsin Camichel for security analysts interested in using Wi-Fi networks. The application is capable of hacking web sessions over the network and it works with most services and websites. You can download the apk file, and install it on your rooted Android phone, or get the source code from GitHub.

When you activate the Droidsheep app, it acts as a router that monitors and intercepts all Wi-Fi network traffic, finding and fetching active sessions. With this app you can sniff Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and other social networking accounts. DroidSheep Guard, another version of the application, helps detect ARP-Spoofing on the network, i.e. attacks by FaceNiff, Droidsheep and other software.

Features of Droidsheep:

Read packets sent and received by phone silently
Hack session with one click

9. cSploit

cSploit is another popular name when it comes to the best Android hacking apps. The application provides a lot of features including local network monitoring, detection of known vulnerabilities through the built-in Metasploit daemon, participation in Man-in-the-Middle attacks, and more. cSploit is free to use and it is an open source network analysis and penetration suite available on Github. With loads of features, this is one of the best Android hacking apps you can use.

10. Nmap

One of the most popular network scanner apps for PC can also be used on Android operating system. Nmap works on both non-rooted and rooted phones. This is a must have app if you are just starting to learn about hacking.

Features of Nmap:

Scan port, detect operating system, find server
Hiding and spoofing the firewall

11. Wi-Fi Kill

Wi-Fi Kill is a great hacking tool for rooted Android devices. You can turn off another device’s internet connection if that device is connected to your network. In fact, it intercepts data packets arriving at the device. Thanks to the simple interface, any novice user can use this application.

Features of Wi-Fi Kill:

Disconnect the Wi-Fi of the person who is on the same Wi-Fi connection
Get the names of Wi-Fi connected devices

twelfth. Fing Network Scanner

Hackers and security professionals use this app to find which devices are connected to the internet, map devices, identify security risks, find intruders, solve network problems, and more. The app comes with over a dozen free networking tools to make your job easier.

Features of Fing Network Scanner: