DroidGround
A custom platform for hosting controlled, realistic Android mobile hacking challenges in CTF competitions.
What is DroidGround?
DroidGround is a flexible playground for Android CTF challenges that provides a controlled environment for hosting realistic mobile hacking exercises. It addresses the limitations of traditional CTF setups where Android APK flags are easily extractable, enabling organizers to create runtime-focused challenges that require actual exploitation. The platform allows fine-grained control over features like terminal access, file browsing, and Frida scripting to constrain participants appropriately.
CTF organizers, cybersecurity trainers, and penetration testers who need to create and run Android-based security challenges. It's particularly valuable for those hosting competitions or training sessions focused on mobile application security.
Developers choose DroidGround because it provides a realistic Android hacking environment with modular controls that prevent trivial flag extraction. Its multi-team support reduces deployment costs, and its integration with tools like Frida and scrcpy enables sophisticated challenge designs not possible with traditional CTF setups.
Overview
A flexible playground for Android CTF challenges.
Use Cases
Best For
- Hosting Android security challenges in CTF competitions
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