30 Best Free Hacking Apps & Tools For Android
In this article, we will list the Top 30 Android Hacking Tools to help with networking & pentesting tasks.
30 Best Free Hacking Apps & Tools For Android
NMap for Android (NetworkMapper)
Network Mapper is an unofficial Android frontend for well known Nmap scanner. The frontend will help you to download and install Nmap as well as use it.
Nmap will help you to discover hosts, protocols, open ports, services and its configuration and vulnerabilities on networks.
FaceNiff
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FaceNiff is an Android app that allows you to sniff and intercept web session profiles over the WiFi that your mobile is connected to. (Root is required)
AndroRAT
AndroidRAT is an Android Remote Administration Tool for Android devices.
AnDOSid
AnDOSid is an android tool developed by Scott Herbert that you can use to launch DoS attacks from your mobile phone.
SSHDroid – Android Secure Shell
SSHDroid application will let you connect to your device from a PC and execute commands (like “terminal” and “adb shell”) or edit files (through SFTP, WinSCP, Cyberduck, etc.
Hackode
Hackode : The hacker’s Toolbox is an application for penetration tester, Ethical hackers, IT administrator, and Cybersecurity professionals to perform different tasks like reconnaissance, scanning performing exploits etc.
WhatsApp Sniffer
WhatsApp Sniffer Android app allows Android users to receive the text messages from WhatsApp application from phones that uses the same WiFi
Evil Operator
Using Evil Operator you can connect two friends into a phone conversation making them think they called each other!. Then you can record the call and share the recording with friends via social media and cloud services. Limitations: Only allows one free call a day! Evil Operator allows you to share tokens can with the PrankDial app.
Download Evil Operator
APK Inspector
APKinspector is a powerful GUI tool for analysts to analyze Android applications.
Download APK inspector
Kill Wi-Fi
Kill Wi-Fi app will make other devices in the same network think that your device is a router. So they will try to connect to the internet through you. WifiKill then drops the connections of these other devices.
Droidsheep
DroidSheep is an android Mitm tool developed by Andreas Koch for security analysis in wireless networks. It is a session hijacking tool that allows hackers to capture session cookies over the wireless network.
Download Droidsheep
dSploit
dSploit is a penetration testing suite developed for the Android operating.as of 2014 DSploit was merged with zANTI.
Zanti
zANTI™ is a mobile penetration testing toolkit that lets security managers assess the risk level of a network with the push of a button. This easy to use mobile toolkit enables IT Security Administrators to simulate an advanced attacker to identify the malicious techniques they use in the wild to compromise the corporate network.
Shark for root
Shark For Root is an android version of Wireshark it was designed for security experts and hackers. It is basically is a traffic sniffer that works on WiFi, 3G and tethered mode. The app is based on tcpdump and will work with tcpdump command-line options. Enjoy this excellent Android application.
Zip Signer
ZipSigner app allows you to sign update.zip files, APK, or JAR files using your own private keys or one of the four built-in certificates (media, platform, shared, testkey) All from your Android device. All output is automatically zip-aligned ZipSigner can work with existing keystores, or you can create keystores, keys, and self-signed certificates.
Wi-Fi Finder
Don’t worry about finding a Wi-Fi internet connection free or paid public Wi-Fi hotspots online or offline Wi-Fi Finder gives a detailed map of various Wi-Fi hotspots around you can come in really useful when hunting for Open Wireless Networks.
SSLStrip for Android
SSLStrip for Android is a port from the popular SSLStrip a Python tool created by Moxie Marlinspike. SSLStrip transparently hijacks HTTP traffic on a network essentially SSLStrip allows HTTPS traffic to be forced to use HTTP SSL stripping attacks can come in really handy when performing MITM attacks.
USBCleaver
The goal of the USB Cleaver is to silently recover information from a target Windows 2000 or higher computer, including password hashes, LSA secrets, IP information, etc… beauty lies in the fact that the payload can run silently and without modifying the system or sending network traffic, making it near invisible. It captures all the information to a LOG file stored in your sd card and can be reviewed at any time.
DroidSQLi
DroidSQLi is an android app that allows you to launch SQL injection attacks on a target URL. Best of all its all automated on any Android device.
Wi-Fi You
WiFi You is a powerful app collecting millions of wifi passwords shared by end-users worldwide and storing & distributing them from a cloud server users can then access Wi-Fi passwords via the apps and share passwords amongst friends.
Wi-Fi WPS WPA Tester
Test for WPS WPA/WPA2 vulnerable routers and test them to various Wi-Fi exploits from your Android Device (Device requires Root).
CSploit
CSploit is one of the most complete and advanced IT security professional toolkit on Android.
Network Discovery
Computer/device discovery and port scanner for local area network automated from your Android device.
Wiggle – Wi-Fi Wardriving
Wiggle is an open-source wardriving app to netstumble, display and map found wireless networks and cell towers anywhere in the world, easily uploading to the http://wigle.net database. WiGLE was started in 2001 and now has over 250 million wifi networks worldwide.
Arpspoof for Android
Android port of popular Arpspoof MITM Tool.
DroidSheep Guard
This Android app can protect you from MITM “Man in the Middle” attacks such as DroidSheep, Faceniff, etc. The app can alert you on unusual activity and give you options on what to do.
DroidBox
DroidBox was developed to offer a dynamic analysis of Android applications.
Fing Network Scanner
Fing Network Scanner Discovers what devices are connected to any Wi-Fi network, map devices, detect intruders, assess network security risks.
Kali Linux Nethunter
Kali NetHunter is an Android ROM overlay that includes a robust Mobile Penetration Testing Platform. The overlay includes a custom kernel, a Kali Linux chroot, and an accompanying Android application, which allows for easier interaction with various security tools and attacks. – Wikipedia
IMSI Catcher Sniffer
AIMSICD is an Android app to detect IMSI-Catchers. These IMSI catching devices are false mobile towers acting between the target mobile phone(s) and the real towers of service providers.
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Find My Device by Google
Price: Free
Find My Device is probably one of the most valuable Android tools and it’s completely free. This app lets you ping the location of your device in the event that it becomes lost or stolen. It’s compatible with phones, tablets, and even Wear OS smartwatches. You can also lock your device, erase it, and show a message on your device to plead to the finder to return it. It’s a free service by Google and that makes it so nice. Those who want something a little more powerful should check out Cerberus. It does a lot of the same stuff, but also has more features if you don’t mind paying for them.
GasBuddy
Price: Free
GasBuddy is an app that helps you find gas. You can use it to find fueling stations on long road trips. Alternatively, you can use it in the city to find the cheapest gas in your area. On top of that, the app allows you to report the gas prices at stations nearby so you can help out fellow drivers. It only works in the US, Canada, and Australia for right now. The lack of support for other countries is one of only a few downsides. This one can actually save you real money and we like that a lot. However, the app may collect some user data and sell it. If you aren’t a fan of that, you may want to avoid this app.
GlassWire
Price: Free / Up to $9.99
GlassWire is an excellent utility app for many reasons. It shows when apps use data. This is useful for a lot of things. For starters, those on tiered data plans can see exactly where their data went. Additionally, it’s useful for security purposes because you can see when apps send data back to their home servers. You also get customizable data alerts, a real-time graph showing your data usage, and other customization features. It’s perfect for those with tiered data plans and also the security conscious. The premium version is also dirt cheap at $0.99.
Google Assistant / Google Search / Google Feed
Price: Free
The official Google app is one of the most powerful tools on mobile. It can do almost anything. You can ask Google Assistant for the weather or to control your smart lighting setup. Google Feed provides a feed of relevant info just for your (although that does take time to customize). We all already know the benefits of Google Search. Google was nice enough to incorporate all of that functionality in a single app and that really makes it difficult not to recommend it to basically everybody. This is an excellent app.
IFTTT and Tasker
Price: Free
IFTTT is another excellent Android tool. This app allows you to make connections between other apps. For instance, you can have the app upload a photo to your Dropbox after you share it on Instagram. That is just scratching the surface of all the things it can do. There are tons of apps that have IFTTT integration built-in and you can even use to do things like control your smart lights. There are thousands of recipes out there and you can find them by Google searching if you want to see them. Also, don’t forget about the upcoming Microsoft Flow and other, similar utility apps. Tasker is another great option in this space. It’s a little harder to use but it’s also more powerful.
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LastPass Password Manager and Authenticator
Price: Free /
LastPass is one of the better password management apps. It lets you store your passwords. The app fills in the passwords for you. You can sync the passwords across platforms for use on PC, mobile, tablets, and other devices. The free version works with a single platform while the premium version covers most other platforms. In addition, it’s relatively inexpensive to get the pro features. LastPass Authenticator adds another layer of security for the super security conscious. They’re both excellent Android tools.
MiXplorer Silver
Price: $4.49
MiXplorer Silver is one of the most powerful file browsers on mobile. The base app costs $4.49 and comes with root access, various file browsing tools, support for most popular archive files, FTP server support, support for most cloud storage apps, and more. However, there are a variety of additional plugins you can add for even more functionality. They include a codec pack for most video and audio files, a PDF reader plugin, a plugin with even more archive file support, and even one specifically for SMB support. The cost is a bit high for a file explorer, but you likely won’t need anything other than this for a while.
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