Hi,
How find the ports used by an android application.
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Hi everybody and happy new year
I have one issue, i would like to develop nessus plugins to identify the version of android which is running on a device (for the moment).
So i don't really know how to identify this version or how to make a correct OS fingerprinting on this kind of device. I try nmap unsuccessfully, too many ports are closed so my tcp signature is not good.
Anybody have a hint?
Kind regards
ggbond575
Nobody is interested in?
AFAIK, Galaxy SII has port 1110 open and nmap is able to detect the phone as Linux2.6.something (but not as android).
Do a full scan over all ports and get as many android phones as you can get. That way, you'll be able to (at least) create a minimal database of phones.
Good luck jim =)
I have an ePad (Android 2.1) that mounts usb devices in the normal Linux way so that I can use libusb to access them, I have managed to control my usb robot arm using an NDK app. Before I move onto making it a proper app instead of a hack job I wanted to know if the usb device files are standard to Android or if it's specific to my system.
Put it this way, if I make a nice cuddly app is it going to fail on most devices or work on most devices? (ones with USB OTG interface)
Sorry, I understand this could be a 'how long is a piece of string' type of question.
Many thanks,
Richard e Collins.
After a few hours of routing about on the internet I found an article on an exploit on the init daemon, google "android-root-source-code-looking-at-the-c-skills". This gave enough insight for me to deduce that this functionality I am getting is present on at least anything running 2.1 and above and is not a customisation unique to my device.
I have a device that uses Serial Port and work with MS Windows. I would like to replace it with android with mobility. So I dont need to bring the bulky notebook for the simple work. Since the software is windows based, I cannot install it in android. Remote Desktop is an alternative to access my home computer for the software functionarity. The missing link is the serial connection of the device. In desktop version of RDP, many app allow redirection of both parallel and serial port. Yet I did not see any RDP app implementaion. Are there any known solution or where to start my own compilation?
The serial port on android device is provided by prolific pl2303 and is proven to work with android already.
Thanks.
When I plug a USB device into an Android tablet, the OS has the ability to "know" what app needs to be launched in order to handle it. This is probably based on the VID/PID values that come from the USB device during configuration. But somewhere, Android must be storing the relationship between VID/PID and application. Where is that mapping stored? I've searched and cannot find anything on this topic.
Thanks!
Hello Devs,
I am working on idea where i want to make my android device as input device to other devices(PC,PS,IOS phones,android devices).
I am able to achieve this using bluetooth client and sever application running on 2 devices.
But after lot of research i found that android device can be used as bluetooth HID input device i have got rooted device with me but i am unable to use HID profile to implement this.
I have seen some projects but they are developed with different version of android which are not compatible with greater that 4.2.
Can anybody help me with this ,any kind of system level modification can be accepted as i have rooted device.