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Android Hacking Apps





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Script kiddies are those people who hack things using hacking programs. These guys don’t have in-dept knowledge related to hacking, so here are some simple android hacking tools for script kiddies.

SpoofApp

Whatsapp Sniffer

APK Inspector

WiFi Killer

AndroRAT 

SpoofApp allow us to spoof (Place) calls with any caller ID number. To spoof calls we need SpoofCards which are sold separately. Some other features includes voice changer using which we can change our voice. You can also record the whole conversation. If you are installing the app for first time then you will receives a free 5 minute SpoofCard.
This is a great android hacking tool, using this application you can hack private WhatsApp chats, pictures, audios and videos of your friends who are using your WiFi Hotspot. It is detected by antivirus so disable your antivirus before using this app.

APK Inspector

Apk Inspector can be used to reverse engineer any android app, that is you can get the source code of any android application and edit it in order to remove licence and credits.
This app is used to block a person who is using your WiFi network. You can disable internet connection of for any device which is present in your WiFi network.

AndroRAT 

AndroRAT is a remote administration tool for android devices. Remote administration tool is basically a client server application which is used to control a system without having physical access to the system. This app is not directly available as an APK file you need Android SDK to compile and run this project. You also need some java skills to edit this project. By using this app you can access contacts, location and phone details of your victim...

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