androidscan 0.1.2

A simple android vuln cli scanner

Android Security Scanner – Decompiled App Vulnerability Scanner

Android Security Scanner is a command-line tool for analyzing decompiled Android applications for high-confidence security vulnerabilities. It focuses on detecting critical issues such as remote code execution, unsafe reflection, and SQL injection risks while minimizing false positives.

Features

• Scan individual files or entire decompiled app directories recursively
• Detects HIGH and MODERATE risk vulnerabilities with confidence scoring
• Generates professional text or JSON reports
• CLI flags for custom confidence thresholds, output format, and saved reports
• Supports verbose debug output

Installation

Install via PyPI:

pip install androidscan

Usage

Scan a decompiled Android app:

androidscan /path/to/decompiled/app

Save results in JSON format:

androidscan /path/to/app --output-format json --save-report report.json

Output

• Prints vulnerabilities to the terminal, grouped by severity

• Generates JSON report (if --save-report specified) with:

  • Metadata (files analyzed, findings count, risk breakdown)
  • Detailed per-vulnerability information
  • Summary statistics by severity and type

Example

HIGH RISK VULNERABILITIES (1 finding):

[Dynamic Command Execution] MainActivity.java:84 Method: runCommand Confidence: 95% Description: Runtime.exec() called with external input Impact: Arbitrary command execution (potential RCE) Recommendation: Validate and sanitize all inputs before use

MODERATE RISK VULNERABILITIES (1 finding):

[SQL Injection Risk] DatabaseHelper.java:142 Method: queryData Confidence: 78% Description: SQL query constructed with string concatenation Impact: Possible SQL injection attack Recommendation: Use parameterized queries or prepared statements

License

MIT License © 2025 Evan Kirtz