Android Linux Kernel modules
Loadable kernel modules for Android reversing and debugging on controlled systems and emulators.
What is Android Linux Kernel modules?
Android LKMs is a collection of loadable kernel modules for Android that enable security researchers to hook and monitor kernel-level functions. It helps with reversing native applications, tracking file access by malware, and protecting against certain anti-reverse engineering techniques. The modules are designed for use in controlled environments like emulators for safe analysis.
Security researchers and reverse engineers who need to analyze Android malware or application behavior at the kernel level in controlled testing environments.
It provides ready-to-use kernel modules for common reversing tasks, saving researchers time compared to building custom solutions from scratch. The modules are specifically tailored for Android's kernel environment and common security analysis scenarios.
Overview
Android Loadable Kernel Modules - mostly used for reversing and debugging on controlled systems/emulators
Use Cases
Best For
- Reversing native Android applications that use anti-debugging techniques
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