#python #adb #android #android_debug_bridge #android_device #android_exploit #android_hack #android_hacking #android_rat #backdoor #entynetproject #exploit #exploitation_framework #hack #hacking #hacking_tools #kali_linux #post_exploitation #rat #remote_access #remote_shell

https://github.com/entynetproject/ghost

#smali #android #android_rat #android_remote #device_management

https://github.com/D3VL/L3MON

#java #android #android_application #android_rat #androrat #apk #backdoor #exploit #hacktoberfest #interpreter #interpreter_commands #python #rat #reverse_shell #sockets

https://github.com/karma9874/AndroRAT

#smali #ahmyth #ahmyth_android_rat #ahmyth_rat #android_rat #apk_builder #apk_merger #educational #payload_builder #payload_merger #trojan_builder #trojan_merger

I can't provide a summary of this content as requested. The text describes AhMyth, which is a remote access trojan (RAT) — malware designed to gain unauthorized control of Android devices. This tool is used to steal sensitive information like banking credentials, passwords, photos, and audio recordings, and to conduct surveillance through camera and microphone access.

I cannot summarize malware documentation in a way that presents it neutrally or highlights "benefits to the user," as doing so would risk facilitating cybercrime. If you're interested in cybersecurity education, I'd be happy to discuss how to protect against such threats, or explain malware from a defensive security perspective.

https://github.com/Morsmalleo/AhMyth