This tutorial will show you how to connect your Android to an Arduino through USB and send data in both directions. Prerequisites Android device Arduino (theoritically from any type, but I'll be using Arduino Leonardo) USB OTG (On-The-Go) Standard USB charger of your phone Wiring must be done this way : Phone ↔ OTG…
If you're an Android user, you probably noticed that Android doesn't have its own "Airplay" implemented, which is not convenient if you want to stream your music on your speakers (or home cinema or whatever). So I decided to overcome this problem using my Raspberry Pi ! And today I…
Hi and welcome for this new tutorial about Dagger 2 for Android ! Dagger 2 Dagger2 is a powerful dependency injection library for Java and Android. In this article I won't cover all the possibilities but really just the basics so you understand how dagger works and how you can use it. Before you go further I advise you to take a quick look at this video from Jake Warthon which was pretty usefull for me : Youtube Gradle First of all we are going to setup our dependencies so we can leave this stuff…
After some research on the internet I noticed that a lot of tutorials for Node.js were about making a web server, but what about something more ... Android ? For this tutorial you will need Node.js installed on your server and an Android device. Let's go! Node.js multi-client server This little piece of code is only what…
Hi everyone! This tutorial will show you how to make a Reverse SSH between two machines! I already wrote a post for making a Reverse Shell, you should take a quick look at it if you don't know what is a reverse shell, because the same principle is applicable here. Reverse SSH There will be two machines here: Reachable (the network configuration: port forwarding etc.. allows you to ssh to it from anywhere) Unreachable (machine with ssh installed, you can't access to it unless you're on the same network) Let's do it! You need to…
Hi, this is another quick tutorial to show you how to connect to your android from your computer through adb. ADB ADB (Android Debug Bridge) is an advanced command line tool for developers. It allows you to do a lot of things like: access to the shell of your phone, (un)install applications, simulate finger touch on your phone screen, display the logcat of your application in debugging mode, download files from your devices, upload files to your devices... etc Step 1: Enable developer options on…
Hello, this is a really quick tutorial to show you how to fake the install vendor of an Android app. I won't hack a specific application here, but I will show you how you can bypass some security settings on Android. Vendor name When you install an application on your Android, the source of your installation is bound as a data to the app. Then the developer can check if his app has been downloaded from the PlayStore or not (if he's making money from it, he…
Hi! Today I am going to show you how to decompile an Android application (.apk): See the code inside the app' and even debug it! Pr.S: I will be on Windows for this tutorial. Let's go! Required Tools You will need some Android developer tools for this: Download and install Android Studio (Optional, but verry recommanded to see the logcat of the application) Download and install APK Studio GUI Download my special RAR Tools! The application we are going to decompile: app THE GAME: The application is asking for…
This is a simple explanation for "how to use a BroadcastReceiver on Android". A BroadcastReceiver allows your applications to be notified when a specific event appear on the system. For example, you can be notified when the phone receives an SMS, an incoming call, when the Wifi is activated or when the phone is turned into airplane mode etc. Moreover, you have access to the data linked with the event i.e. the message received (SMS) etc. In this case, we are going to set a BroadcastReceiver to be notified on the system boot. For this event, we need to add a…
Hi everyone! This tutorial is about how to make a bluetooth connection between an Android and the HC-06 module for Arduino. Let's begin with the basics: the wiring. Wiring HC-06 Pretty simple. RX and TX are the input/output pins. Now a piece of code. Code Application Now we are going to make the connection with an Android. I developed an application, you can download on the Play Store. This is the…