FalconServiceAnalyzer

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Android Service Attack Surface Analyzer
Automated reconnaissance and attack command generation for Android services

𖤍 Overview

FalconServiceAnalyzer is an offensive security tool that automates the discovery and analysis of Android service attack surfaces. It goes beyond simple enumeration by generating ready-to-use attack commands and providing actionable intelligence for penetration testing.

🐦‍🔥 Key Features

• Intelligent Service Classification

  • Detects: Started, Bound, Hybrid, AIDL, Messenger services
  • Identifies exported vs non-exported services
  • Obfuscation detection

• Attack Command Generation

  • Started services: Ready ADB commands
  • Bound services: PoC/Frida guidance (no fake exploits)
  • Permission requirement detection

• Static Analysis

  • Smali code inspection
  • Runtime.exec detection
  • Intent extras handling analysis
  • Exported service enumeration

• Dual Input Modes

  • APK files (automatic decompilation)
  • Pre-decompiled folders (fast mode)

• Rich Reporting

  • Interactive HTML reports with dark theme
  • Structured JSON output
  • Attack surface statistics

𓅉 Installation

Prerequisites

# Debian/Ubuntu
sudo apt install apktool python3 jq

# Arch Linux
sudo pacman -S apktool python jq

Setup

git clone https://github.com/falcon0x1/FalconServiceAnalyzer.git
cd FalconServiceAnalyzer
chmod +x falcon_service_analyzer.sh

𓅇 Usage

Basic Analysis

# Analyze APK (will decompile)
./falcon_service_analyzer.sh target.apk

# Fast mode with pre-decompiled folder
./falcon_service_analyzer.sh /path/to/decompiled_app/

# With Jadx support
./falcon_service_analyzer.sh -j target.apk

Output Structure

analysis_<app_name>_<timestamp>/
├── source/              # Decompiled APK
└── reports/
    ├── json/
    │   ├── service_1.json
    │   └── final_report.json
    ├── html/
    │   └── index.html   # Interactive report
    └── attack_scripts/  # Generated PoC templates

𓆲 Attack Methodology

Started Services

When a service implements onStartCommand, it can be triggered directly:

adb shell am start-service -n com.example.app/.VulnerableService

FalconServiceAnalyzer automatically generates these commands for discovered started services.

Bound Services

Bound services require client-side implementation. The tool:

• Identifies the binding mechanism (AIDL/Messenger)
• Provides guidance for PoC development
• Does NOT suggest fake ADB exploits

Hybrid Services

Services implementing both patterns get ADB commands for the started interface, plus notes about the bound interface.

𖤍 Example Output

[𓅉] Service #1: com.example.app.AuthService
    [𓅂] Exported: true
    [𖤍] Type: started
    [🐦‍🔥] Attack: adb shell am start-service -n com.example.app/.AuthService
    [𓅂] Findings: 2 potential issue(s)

𓅆 Use Cases

• Bug Bounty: Rapid service attack surface enumeration
• Penetration Testing: Automated reconnaissance phase
• Security Research: Service behavior analysis
• CTF: Quick service vulnerability identification

𓅂 Legal Notice

For authorized security testing only.

This tool is intended for:

• Applications you own
• Authorized penetration testing engagements
• Security research with proper permissions
• Educational purposes in controlled environments

Unauthorized testing of applications is illegal. You are solely responsible for compliance with applicable laws and regulations.

𓅇 Contributing

Contributions welcome! Areas of interest:

• Additional vulnerability detection patterns
• Frida script generation
• AIDL interface parsing
• Custom PoC templates

𓆲 Credits

Made by falcon0x1

• GitHub: @falcon0x1
• Focus: Offensive Security • Android • Web • AD

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𖤍 License

MIT License - See LICENSE file for details

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Part of the falcon0x1 offensive security toolkit