An Android Mobile Device Hardening written with python3
AMDH was created to help automating and listing all applications installed on their devices and also to protect their privacy in this "big" age of "data"
Android Mobile Device Hardening is divided on two parts (at this time):
- The first part list the installed applications on the device that use one or more permissions flagged as dangerous by Android itself and dump all the APKs
- The second part is based on some CIS (Center of Internet Security) benchmark checks for Android devices and Android master's branch settings documentation (Global settings and Secure settings)
- Python3
- Android Debug Bridge (ADB) installed
$ git clone https://github.com/SecTheTech/AMDH.git; cd AMDH
$ python amdh.py -h
usage: amdh.py [-h] [-H] [-a ADB_PATH] [-t {e,d,3,s}] [-D APKS_DUMP_FOLDER]
Android Mobile Device Hardening
By default the script will scan the Android system and Apps without any modification
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-H Harden system settings /!\ Developer Options and ADB will be disabled /!\
-a ADB_PATH, --adb-path ADB_PATH
Path to ADB binary
-t {e,d,3,s} Type of applications:
e : enabled Apps
d : disabled Apps
3 : Third party Apps
s : System Apps
-D APKS_DUMP_FOLDER, --dump-apks APKS_DUMP_FOLDER
Dump APKs from device to APKS_DUMP_FOLDER directory
- Tested on Android 8, 9 and 10
- Devices: Nokia, LG, Honor, Xiaomi, OnePlus, AVD
- CIS version: 1.3.0
- Malware detection
- Applications settings hardening
- GUI
- Add APK client instead of using ADB
If you would like to participate to this open source project you can make a donation: PayPal.
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