StrykerOSS is an Android security testing application that integrates various network, Wi-Fi, and web security tools into a single app. It's designed for security researchers, penetration testers, and anyone interested in mobile and network security.
The application is compatible with both rooted and unrooted Android devices. A compatible external Wi-Fi adapter is required for some Wi-Fi testing features. The application includes a built-in terminal, allowing users to access the tools without installing a separate terminal application.
Key Features of StrykerOSS
- Dashboard: Displays system status, connected USB adapters, and available tools.
- Wi-Fi Tools: Scans Wi-Fi networks and manages captured handshake files. A compatible external adapter is required for some testing features.
- Handshake Manager: Saves, renames, exports, and manages handshake files. Supports Hashcat for local password testing.
- MAC Address Changer: Change or randomize the device's MAC address and manage saved profiles.
- Bluetooth Tester: Detect nearby Fast Pair devices and check for selected vulnerabilities.
- Network Scanner: Use Nmap to find devices, check open ports, and view network information.
- Web Scanner: Use Nuclei to scan websites and view security results by severity.
- Security Arsenal: Manage custom security tools, scanners, and test templates.
- USB HID Tools: Supports DuckyScript keyboard testing and various keyboard layouts.
- USB Device Manager: Manage supported USB functions, including keyboard, mouse, storage, and network modes.
- Metasploit Integration: Access the Metasploit console, modules, sessions, and payload generation features.
- GeoMac: Visualize saved wireless network locations on a map and export the data in KML or CSV format.
- VNC Desktop: Launch and use the XFCE desktop environment directly from your device.
- Kernel Manager: Mount, unmount, and repair the Linux environment and manage installed components.
Linux Environment and Terminal
StrykerOSS includes a Debian Trixie ARM64 environment that runs various security tools directly on Android. This includes tools such as Nmap, Metasploit, Nuclei, Hydra, and SearchSploit.
Users can access this environment through the built-in terminal. If root access is unavailable, the application can use a QEMU virtual machine without root access.
Rooted and Unrooted Device Compatibility
StrykerOSS is designed for use on both rooted and unrooted Android devices. Some features require root access, a compatible external Wi-Fi adapter, or additional configuration. Available features depend on the device and its configuration.
Important Notice
Use StrikerOSS only for legitimate security testing, learning, and research. Only perform tests on devices, networks, and systems that you own or have explicit permission to test.
