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Mobile Security Framework (MobSF)

Mobile Security Framework (MobSF) is a security research platform for mobile applications in Android, iOS, and Windows Mobile. MobSF can be used for a variety of use cases such as mobile application security, penetration testing, malware analysis, and privacy analysis. The Static Analyzer supports popular mobile app binaries and libraries (APK, XAPK, AAB, JAR, AAR, DEX, SO, IPA, DYLIB, A, APPX) as well as Android and iOS source code. Meanwhile, the Dynamic Analyzer supports both Android and iOS applications across emulators, simulators, Corellium, and physical devices (including stock non-rooted Android devices via Frida Gadget), offering an interactive platform for instrumented testing, runtime data inspection, and live web traffic analysis. MobSF seamlessly integrates with your DevSecOps or CI/CD pipeline via REST APIs and CLI tools.

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ToolsWatch Best Security Tools 2016 ToolsWatch Best Security Tools 2017 Blackhat Arsenal Asia 2015 Blackhat Arsenal Asia 2018 Blackhat Arsenal Europe 2023

MobSF is also bundled with BlackArch and Pentoo.

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Documentation

Quick setup with docker

docker pull opensecurity/mobile-security-framework-mobsf:latest
docker run -it --rm -p 8000:8000 opensecurity/mobile-security-framework-mobsf:latest

# Default username and password: mobsf/mobsf

See MobSF Documentation

Author

Ajin Abraham india

e-Learning Courses & Certifications

MobSF Course Automated Mobile Application Security Assessment with MobSF - MAS

Android Security Tools Course Android Security Tools Expert - ATX

MobSF Support

  • Free Support: Free limited support, questions, help and discussions, join our Slack channel Join_MobSF_Slack
  • Enterprise Support: Priority feature requests, live support & onsite training, see MobSF Support Packages

Contribution, Feature Requests & Bugs

  • Read CONTRIBUTING.md before opening bugs, feature requests and pull request.
  • For Project updates and announcements, follow @ajinabraham or @OpenSecurity_IN.
  • Github Issues are only for tracking bugs and feature requests. Do not post support or help queries there. We have a slack channel for that.

Static Analysis - Android

mobsf_android_static_analysis

Static Analysis - iOS

mobsf_ios_ipa_static_analysis

Dynamic Analysis - Android APK

mobsf_android_dynamic_analysis

Web API Viewer

mobsf_web_api_fuzzing_with_burp

Dynamic Analysis - iOS IPA

mobsf_ios_dynamic_analysis

Past Collaborators

Honorable Contributors & Shoutouts

  • Amrutha VC - For the new MobSF logo
  • Dominik Schlecht - For the awesome work on adding Windows Phone App Static Analysis to MobSF
  • Esteban - Better Android Manifest Analysis and Static Analysis Improvement.
  • Matan Dobrushin - For adding Android ARM Emulator support to MobSF - Special thanks goes for cuckoo-droid
  • Shuxin - Android Binary Analysis
  • Abhinav Saxena - (@xandfury) - For Travis CI and Logging integration
  • netguru Netguru (@karolpiateknet, @mtbrzeski) - For iOS Swift support, Rule contributions and SAST refactoring.
  • Maxime Fawe - (@Arenash13) - For Matching Strategy implementation of SAST pattern matching algorithms.
  • Abhinav Sejpal (@Abhinav_Sejpal) - For poking me with bugs, feature requests, and UI & UX suggestions
  • Anant Srivastava (@anantshri) - For Activity Tester Idea
  • Anto Joseph (@antojoseph) - For the help with SuperSU
  • Bharadwaj Machiraju (@tunnelshade) - For writing pyWebProxy from scratch
  • Rahul (@c0dist) - Kali Support
  • MindMac - For writing Android Blue Pill
  • Oscar Alfonso Diaz - (@OscarAkaElvis) - For Dockerfile contributions
  • Thomas Abraham - For JS Hacks on UI
  • Tim Brown (@timb_machine) - For the iOS Binary Analysis Ruleset
  • Shanil Prasad (@Rajuraju14) - For improving iOS ATS Analysis
  • Jovan Petrovic (@JovanPetrovic) - For sponsoring a server to host mobsf.live

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