APKLab: The ultimate Android RE tool!

APKLab integrates the best open source tools for reverse engineering in android environment: Quark-Engine , Apktool , Jadx , uber-apk-signer , apk-mitm and much more in its excellent VS code, so you can focus on application analysis without leaving the IDE.

Specifications

  • Decode all resources from an APK
  • Disassemble the APK to Dalvik bytecode aka Smali
  • Decompile the APK to Java source
  • Malware using Quark-Engine
  • Initialize project directory as Git repo
  • Analyze & Hack effectively with feature-rich VS Code
  • Apply MITM patch for HTTPS inspection
  • Build an APK from Smali and resources
  • Rebuild an APK in Debug mode for analysis
  • Sign the APK seamlessly during the build
  • Install the APK directly from VS Code
  • Support for Apktool-style projects (apktool.yml)
  • Support for most Apktool CLI arguments
  • Android resource frameworks management ( soon!)
  • Support for user-provided keystore for APK signing
  • Download and configure missing dependencies
  • Excellent Smali language support with Smalise
  • Supports Linux, Windows, and Mac

System requirements

  • JDK 8+
    Type java -version pyour shell, if it does not exist, download it from here .
  • adb
    Type adb devicesin your shell, if it does not exist, check the driver .
  • quark-engine> = 21.01.6 (for malware analysis)
    Run quark pyour shell, if you do not find it, check the files.

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Application snapshots

 

You will find more information about the program here.

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