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[APP][2.3+] dSploit - The most complete and advanced IT security professional toolkit

Hey guys, thought I would just bring a pretty cool app to your attention. There was a thread on this a while back, but its been pretty inactive for a while now so I though I'd bring your attention to it again. All credits go to the developer evilsocket is the username. Most of the data here was copy and pasted thats why its in quote blocks. I just took the time to put in the screenshots and bring it to your attention
This app is called dSploit. The original thread can be found here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1914699
What is it?
dSploit is an Android network analysis and penetration suite which aims to offer to IT security experts/geeks the most complete and advanced professional toolkit to perform network security assesments on a mobile device. Once dSploit is started, you will be able to easily map your network, fingerprint alive hosts operating systems and running services, search for known vulnerabilities, crack logon procedures of many tcp protocols, perform man in the middle attacks such as password sniffing ( with common protocols dissection ), real time traffic manipulation, etc, etc .
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Features
WiFi Cracking
The WiFi scanner will show in green access points with known default key generation algorithms, clicking on them allows you to easily crack the key, supported models: Thomson, DLink, Pirelli Discus, Eircom, Verizon FiOS, Alice AGPF, FASTWEB Pirelli and Telsey, Huawei, Wlan_XXXX, Jazztel_XXXX, Wlan_XX, Ono ( P1XXXXXX0000X ), WlanXXXXXX, YacomXXXXXX, WifiXXXXXX, Sky V1, Clubinternet.box v1 and v2, InfostradaWifi.
RouterPWN
Launch the http://routerpwn.com/ service to pwn your router.
Trace
Perform a traceroute on target.
Port Scanner
A syn port scanner to find quickly open ports on a single target.
Inspector
Performs target operating system and services deep detection, slower than syn port scanner but more accurate.
Vulnerability Finder
Search for known vulnerabilities for target running services upon National Vulnerability Database.
Login Cracker
A very fast network logon cracker which supports many different services.
Packet Forger
Craft and send a custom TCP or UDP packet to the target, such as Wake On LAN packets.
MITM
A set of man-in-the-midtle tools to command&conquer the whole network.
Simple Sniff
Redirect target’s traffic through this device and show some stats while dumping it to a pcap file.
Password Sniffer
Sniff passwords of many protocols such as http, ftp, imap, imaps, irc, msn, etc from the target.
Session Hijacker
Listen for cookies on the network and hijack sessions.
Kill Connections
Kill connections preventing the target to reach any website or server.
Redirect
Redirect all the http traffic to another adtress.
Replace Images
Replace all images on webpages with the specified one.
Replace Videos
Replace all youtube videos on webpages with the specified one.
Script Injection
Inject a javascript in every visited webpage.
Custom Filter
Replace custom text on webpages with the specified one.
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Requirements
ARM
Your device must have an ARM cpu.
Gingerbread
An Android device with at least the 2.3 ( Gingerbread ) version of the OS.
Root
The device must be rooted.
BusyBox
The device must have a BusyBox full install, this means with every utility installed ( not the partial installation ).
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ScreenShots
The wifi scanner & cracker
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Green access points are have known key algorithms.
The main target selection screen.
Core modules.
MITM modules.
Login Cracker
The Packet Forger
MITM password sniffer against my IMAPS account.
The session sniffer/hijacker running.
Starting to hijack a session.
Session successfully hijacked ( note the welcome message on the top right ).
YOU TAKE FULL RESPONCIBLLITY FOR YOUR ACTIONS YOU DO WITH THIS APPLICATION ME NOR THE DEVLEOPER WILL BE HELD RELIABLE FOR YOUR ACTIONS. CHECK WITH YOUR LOCAL LAWS BEFORE USING THIS APPLICATION. ARP PACKET SNIFFING CAN BE ILLEGAL IN SOME COUNTRIES(the protocol used to do all the actions within this app)
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THIS IS NOT MY WORK I'M JUST BRING A GREAT APP BACK TO YOUR ATTENTION
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you mentioned that wifi kill works with this too? how? what feature?
A velociraptor sent this :v

Eren Jaeger said:
you mentioned that wifi kill works with this too? how? what feature?
A velociraptor sent this :v
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First choose a network device
Second choose MITI as the attack method
Third Kill connection it will have a loading circle and then to disable it tap kill connection again

Would man in the middles attack work on a mobile hotspot that I make on the phone?

Sorry I had to close this thread. As the OP noted there is already a thread for this project here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1914699

[APP][2.2+] ownMdm - your own Mobile Device Manager - Remote Device Control - FREE

I want to introduce you my new project called ownmdm.
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ownMdm is your own Mobile Device Manager, where you and only you, can remotely control your devices or your family devices and It is Free.
You put your own server and use the App to use it.
It has 2 parts:
- Web: The web part is a php web that uses a mySql Database to send and receive commands to your registered devices.
- App: The App is a mobile administrator that works like others, with a simple screen, and a configuration screen, but it makes things transparently.
You can use your Raspberri PI for more things than only Raspbmc or you can use your own LAMP server.
The instrucctions and software for preparing your Server to control your own android devices can be found at: http://ownmdm.pacosal.com
Download a Raspberri PI image from here and start to try quickly!
* Android App is https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pacosal.mdm
Now this code is Open Source, go to http://ownmdm.pacosal.com to get the code.
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Looks like a good client. Will be giving this a try

If you need help, this is a good place for that.

installed the server part succesfully with database on my Syno NAS - I can run the local web page
installed the client app in my samsung i9100 entered the local ip xxx.xxx.xxx/mdm and also my adjusted server key
went on the web interface xxx.xxx.xxx/mdm/web but don't see my device listed there?
What do I do wrong?

elRadix said:
installed the server part succesfully with database on my Syno NAS - I can run the local web page
installed the client app in my samsung i9100 entered the local ip xxx.xxx.xxx/mdm and also my adjusted server key
went on the web interface xxx.xxx.xxx/mdm/web but don't see my device listed there?
What do I do wrong?
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Hi,
the url must be:
http://yourIP:yourPort
Not including /mdm
Tell me if that works OK.
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pacosal said:
Hi,
the url must be:
http://yourIP:yourPort
Not including /mdm
Tell me if that works OK.
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I'm running locally on my nas on port 80, how does it know to go and look folder the folder located at /volume1/web/mdm ? sorry for my noob question
--> tested no results

elRadix said:
I'm running locally on my nas on port 80, how does it know to go and look folder the folder located at /volume1/web/mdm ? sorry for my noob question
--> tested no results
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The client App connects with php files that are outside of web folder like register.php
Enable client app debug and watch de file will be created at sdcard root to have tips what is going on.
Look for your apache logs as well.
Are your device connected by wifi?
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pacosal said:
The client App connects with php files that are outside of web folder like register.php
Enable client app debug and watch de file will be created at sdcard root to have tips what is going on.
Look for your apache logs as well.
Are your device connected by wifi?
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here is the log file, seems to be a problem storing the data?

elRadix said:
here is the log file, seems to be a problem storing the data?
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Hi,
this software is only for devices with imei number, for example, mobiles or tablets with 3G.
Could you try with other device?
Regards

On the other hand.
Do not share this data publicly because you are showing your device info and key info.

It seems that "elRadix" solved his problem.

pacosal said:
Hi,
this software is only for devices with imei number, for example, mobiles or tablets with 3G.
Could you try with other device?
Regards
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It's works now, had an issue with the server key & database.
I've tried the following features:
Ping: it works
Ring: does not work
Location: it works
Location Alarm: does not work
Message: it works, althouh i prefer a popup without the ownmdm logo, otherwise unwanted people would remove the app
Wipe: dont want to try it yet
Lock: it works

elRadix said:
It's works now, had an issue with the server key & database.
I've tried the following features:
Ping: it works
Ring: does not work
Location: it works
Location Alarm: does not work
Message: it works, althouh i prefer a popup without the ownmdm logo, otherwise unwanted people would remove the app
Wipe: dont want to try it yet
Lock: it works
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Ring should work, it sounds through media volume.
Location Alarm is when you (for example put 5000 m.) and you go out of this radio or in again.
Regards.

pacosal said:
Ring should work, it sounds through media volume.
Location Alarm is when you (for example put 5000 m.) and you go out of this radio or in again.
Regards.
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Ring works, media volume was muted, I prefer that its rings using the phone/ringtone volume.
Location Alarm, will try it later.
Will you add other features like:
- Lock your screen with a defined password through the webinterface
- Activate wifi, gps
- Stealth mode
Again, thank you for your quick support and feedback!
Greate app, keep working on it

elRadix said:
Ring works, media volume was muted, I prefer that its rings using the phone/ringtone volume.
Location Alarm, will try it later.
Will you add other features like:
- Lock your screen with a defined password through the webinterface
- Activate wifi, gps
- Stealth mode
Again, thank you for your quick support and feedback!
Greate app, keep working on it
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Thanks for feedback
- Lock screen could be a good feature.
- Activate GPS. Developers can not enable GPS only at specific android versions.
- Wifi: When you send a location command, the App enable wifi if is was not enabled and send to the log the networks SIDs ordered by close.
- Stealth mode: I do not want this kind of App, but some feature will be developed.
If someone wants to give more feedback, is welcome.

thanks for nice appk

Enjoy!!!

Working on a new app version with stealth mode.
Soon

Right now, testing on:
- Android 2.3
- Android 4.0
- Android 4.3
It seems to work OK!!!

[APP][4.0+] Swift Remote - Transfer Files & Control Windows Remotely

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Swift Remote
Connect, Transfer Files, Control your Windows, Create Custom Commands and much more!
10,000+ Downloads!​My name is Sina Nourian. I'm a new developer and this is my first application on Google Play.
Since I don't have access to Google Play Developer Console (Not available in my country), My dear cousin @minooch published it for me.
Swift Remote is an application for controlling your desktop computer.
Send and receive files remotely, control your windows such as power controls, volume controls, set a shutdown timer, capture a screenshot and send it to your phone remotely, control your Windows Media Player and Media Player Classic remotely, control mouse, etc...
This program uses NirCmd tool from NirSoft
This application needs Swift Remote desktop application to work. Please download desktop application from here:
http://nourian.info/swiftremote.html
(You need Java Runtime version 8 update 40 or higher to run this application. please update your Java Runtime to the latest version)
If you want to write your own custom commands, you can check NirCmd's manual:
http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/nircmd.html
Features:
Connect multiple phones to desktop application
Auto Server Discovery. No need to manually add you host IP and port!
Transfer Files between desktop and phone
Control your Windows from your mobile. Power Controls, Shutdown Timer, Volume and Brightness Controls, Take a Screenshot, ...
Control Windows Media Player (WMP) and Media Player Classic (MPC) with your phone remotely!
Control your mouse cursor with your mobile's touch screen! You can change mouse sensivity from settings
Write your own Custom Commands and save them in application! You can do almost anything remotely with the help of NirCmd! Check NirCmd's manual
Send message from phone to desktop and vice versa and copy them to clipboard
More features coming soon...
Reviews:
PhoneArena Review of Swift Remote
AndroidCommunity
HDBlog
AndroidWorld.it
Androidayuda.com
Thanks to my friends who helped me, gave me ideas, tested the app and supported me:
Alex Minnucci
Mehrdad Amini
Soheil Samadian
Parham Adibpour
Also thanks to Paul Asiimwe for his (Android multiple file selector dialog) source code on Github
If you have any suggestion, complaint, anything... please let me know
Also if you found any bug, tell me so I can fix it as soon as possible.
Thanks

Changelog & FAQ
Changelog :
v2.0.0 (28/6/2015):
New Design! (Material Design)
Choose photos and videos from gallary in 'Send Files' page
Added application to share menu. you can now add files and media and send them from anywhere
Lots of tweaks
Desktop application now gives you a random available port if you leave port textbox empty
You can now change storage directory in desktop application
The port you enter will be saved in desktop application
v1.2.2 (22/5/2015):
Improved Mouse Control. It should be smooth now!
Other bug fixes.
v1.2.0 (10/5/2015):
Added Auto Server Discovery feature. You can now connect to your host without entering IP address and port manually!
Application now shows which hosts are available and ready to connect.
Improved finding local IP address in the desktop application.
v1.1.0 (14/4/2015):
Added password feature for connecting to server. Password will be encrypted. (optional)
Added Wake-on-Lan feature. Read help in application for more information.
Added image preview in screenshot notification.
Bug fixes and optimizations.
Minor changes in UI.
v1.0.0 (1/4/2015):
Initial Release
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FAQ:
Q: I can't connect!
A: UPDATE: In version 1.2.0 I improved finding local IP address. So even if you use a vpn, you should get the valid and correct local IP address. Also, new version has Auto Server Discovery feature. When you are in Connection Status page, wait a little and you will see your host will be added to the list automatically! If you still have problems and app cannot find your host automatically, you can try adding your host manually. Make sure to use a valid local IP address. You can find your local IP address form Swift Remote desktop application, and also from Network and Sharing Center in Windows
Q: Wake-on-Lan is not working!
A: for Wake-on-Lan, you have 2 options. use a MAC Address or choose from list of your hosts. If you want to choose from hosts you have to connect to that host at least one time. So android app can get your MAC address and store it in database. Remember, if you use Wifi on your computer, android application gets and stores MAC Address of your Wifi interface. So for making wOL to work, connect your computer to LAN (because WOL will not work on Wifi) and then connect android app to desktop. now it stores your LAN interface MAC address.
And for enabling WOL on your PC, if you want to turn on your computer when it is powered off, you should enable WOL in your BIOS.
and if you want to wake up your computer from sleep or hibernate, you should turn on WOL on windows. There are plenty of tutorials and helps for enabling this feature on internet. google it

Thanks Alot!
Just Tested!
Thanks Bro!

Next update will include:
- Wake-On-Lan feature
- Adding 'Passcode' feature to make it a little more secure to use on servers.
- Fix small bug in 'Capture Screenshot'
- You tell me!
If you have any suggestions or want any features, please let me know.

Worked very well on my Nexus 5
the data transferring feature is why I love this app. I'm really sick of USB cables.
Sent from my Nexus 5 using XDA Free mobile app

New Update v1.1.0
Version 1.1.0 is now available:
Added password feature for connecting to server. Password will be encrypted. (optional)
Added Wake-on-Lan feature. Read help in application for more information.
Added image preview in screenshot notification.
Bug fixes and optimizations.
Minor changes in UI.
This version has some changes in database. Your data will be deleted after update.
This version requires new version of desktop application (v1.1.0) to work.
If you have any problem or you found any bug, please report it here.

Good One
:good: Thank You.

App just went +1,200 downloads. Thank you
If you want any features in app, please let me know.
I'll prepare a new update after my midterm exams

Doesn't needs wifi to connect ?

zikomoh said:
Doesn't needs wifi to connect ?
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It's needs a network. both computer and android must be in the same network.
but you can also use it on servers with valid IP and connect and control it.
it needs wifi if you are using in a local network or want to connect to a server with valid IP.
and you can use cellular connection just for connecting to a server in another network which has a valid IP
If you want to use Wake-on-Lan to wake up your computer, it only needs a wifi. because Wake-on-Lan only works in a local network.
So you should use it with Wifi.
also, for Wake-on-Lan, you should turn on magic packet in BIOS (if you want to turn on your computer when it's turned off)
and enable magic packet on windows if you want to turn on your computer from sleep or hibernate
I wrote FAQ in second post and explained it there

Swift Remote v1.2.0
New version (1.2.0) is now available:
Added Auto Server Discovery feature. You can now connect to your host without entering IP address and port manually!
Application now shows which hosts are available and ready to connect.
Improved finding local IP address in the desktop application.
If you like Swift Remote, Please show your support by leaving a review and/or star rating.

5,000+ Downloads
PhoneArena and AndroidCommunity and lots of other blogs reviewed the application
Thanks for all your support!

New version (1.2.2) is now available:
Improved Mouse Control. It should be smooth now!
Other bug fixes.
If you like Swift Remote, Please show your support by leaving a review and/or star rating.

Swift Remote v2.0.0
New version (2.0.0) is now available:
New Design! (Material Design)
Choose photos and videos from gallary in 'Send Files' page
Added application to share menu. you can now add files and media and send them from anywhere
Lots of tweaks
Desktop application now gives you a random available port if you leave port textbox empty
You can now change storage directory in desktop application
The port you enter will be saved in desktop application
If you like Swift Remote, Please show your support by leaving a review and/or star rating.

Sir, the windows server application is asking fir java but i have already installed java 8u2.11 on my windows 10 64bit. Please help!

CM12 Privacy Guard - WiFi Scan for Location always active?

As no one in the Q&A forum could give me an answer, maybe here someone knows what's going on "under the hood".
Privacy Guard tells me that location is constantly active using Wi-Fi scan with the settings app although I've Wi-Fi turned off:
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That is annoying as first I do not want my location constantly monitored and second this maybe also is not "battery friendly".
Anyone knows what's going on here exactly? Is it true what privacy guard tells me?
On CM11 the settings app was not constantly monitoring the location using Wi-Fi when Wi-Fi was turned off.

First have you gone to main setting>wifi>setting button>advanced>scanning always available and make sure its disabled. This is one of those crappy things google.just cant help.itself.not slipping i the and tries to cover it with goog.intentions which are questionable. It purposely buries it way down in setting even those that want to be sure its off may have trouble finding. Also if you look at.the wording its supposedly there to help other apps have your location but also adds "and for other purposes". Which in legaleeze means wide open and to google means we are going to log all the info we can to use for our profit.
Anyways make sure that is off first and formost. After that I will include someother info below to consider and just some FYI stuff you may or maynot be interested in.
I dont know what apks.you have loaded but I know if you have gapps installed there is a number of call home features built into it and if anyone knows how to.bypass things in android its google dev team. It is for this reason i deal.with the inconvenience of not having gapps. Choosing instead to side load or use fdroid and other alternatives for googles various apps. I duckduckgo for searchs. Privacy apk if I wanted to tweet or FB. Email I use a paid service but there are a jumber of free that do not log. I also keep things local and sync it with my pc so nothing is left on servers. You can even setup cloud storage in a way where it acts as a virtual drive and everyrhi g is encrypted while on the cloud but decrypts locally on the device so its seemless.on the users end.
Secondly even without any of these sort.of apps installed google has built in a quasi call back function into the kernel. Its main use is to identify when a data network connection is behind a captive.portal. The setting not accessable from the UI is global captive portal. Its what is the cause of the ! you may sometimes see on the signal bar animaton. Android gives you an option to disable it thru a terminal windohus by changing captive_portal_enable setting from 1 to 0. But interestingly enough its been found that even when set to disabled the system will still use the global captive portal entry regardless. Its setting is to client3.google.com IIRC.
The other issue is that if you have disabled captive portal you will lose the ability to save the config in wireless networks for any network that does not broadcast its ssid or any that is a captive portal which are basically all the commerical wifi such as starbucks book stores libraries etc.. See goggle wants all that info so they can map the worlds wifi network aps (you can now see one way they have found to use this with their up coming release of cellular service where one of its main features is to auto offload both data and calls to any open wifis it has access as they come in range. Thus dumpings its costs and load to.those other companies offering free wifi to its customers and the community)
Interestingly it only does this to wifi not cellular data even though it scans and indicates both with the "!".
The way to stop this is either change the global captive portal to loopback i.e. 127.0.0.0 or you can host a basic webpage your device.
You can do the same for the ntp service as well as it too calls out automatically regardless of.settings in the UI.
The other possibility of the location leak could be from someother app you may not have disabled network or location from that has a call home feature.
You could put a network scanner and log what ip and then see based on its owner to figure out the program.
Another idea is to run a firewall and creat a script to stop all of this kind of leaks. I would recommend AF+Wall.

[App] PureVPN - Fast and easy to use VPN for all your internet needs

Are you looking for a solution to all your internet needs?
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Over 6500+ servers across 96+ locations worldwide.
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All servers are optimized for streaming to help you watch your favorite movies or TV shows without any buffer with the 20 Gbit server speeds.
Advanced protocols optimized for speed, security and stability:​
Wide range of supported protocols including OpenVPN (UDP, TCP), IKEv2, and WireGuard.
The Automatic Protocol Selection gives users the option to allow the app to intelligently detect, choose and also remember the best protocol for users based on their network conditions, even in the countries with maximum restrictions or in the dorms, etc.
Multiport feature gives users the option to customize the protocol based on their needs by entering its connection ports.
The Android mobile and TV apps also support Proxy, which is optimized for the fastest speed and a buffer-free streaming experience. You can connect to it if you only want to unblock geo-restricted content like movies or TV shows at home or through an already secure network.
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Support for all platforms:​
PureVPN offers apps for all your devices. This includes mobile, desktop, TV and more.
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Here's how the PureVPN's Android and Amazon Fire TV app looks like:
Interesting VPN features:​
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Using the VPN on Demand feature in the iPhone/iPad/Mac app you can automatically connect to PureVPN for specific domains.
The Internet Kill Switch/Reconnect on Disconnect feature lets PureVPN automatically turn off your internet if the VPN connection drops. This keeps your privacy safe until the VPN connection is restored.
PureVPN also offers the Port Forwarding feature to help users with secure file sharing, multiplayer gaming, and remote access.
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Multilingual app that supports up to 12 different languages to make it easier for users to understand. This includes English, French, German, etc.
PureVPN also provides 24/7 live chat and in-app troubleshooting for quick support.
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We offer a 7-day free trial on our mobile and TV apps so you can download the app, sign up for a free trial and let us know your feedback!
You can search for PureVPN on the relevant store or have a look at it through the following links:
Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=purevpn&c=apps
Appstore: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/purevpn-fast-secure-easy/id594506418
Huawei AppGallery: https://appgallery.huawei.com/app/C105912659
Amazon Store: https://www.amazon.com/GZ-Systems-Limited-PureVPN-Service/dp/B0763T99Q2/ref=sr_1_1

New Version Release [Android App] [V 8.35.11]
Added:
We’ve added a new feature called "Shortcuts" to the Android app. With this feature, we help our users quickly access geo-restricted websites with PureVPN by simply saving them in the shortcuts section and specifying the location for them.
To save a shortcut, you’d need to first select the pre-saved shortcut in the app (this includes Netflix, BBC, Amazon Prime, Hulu, NBC, Hotstar, etc.), and then select the location for it.
You can connect to any of your saved shortcuts, which will not only connect you to that specified location but also route you to the website.
Improvement:
Made some bug fixes.
> Here's a step-by-step guide on how to add shortcuts:
1- Open the PureVPN app, go to the locations section, and click on the "+" icon to add a shortcut.
2- Select any of the pre-saved shortcuts.
3- Choose a location you want to connect to for that specific shortcut.
4- Save the shortcut.
5- Tap on the shortcut to connect to it.
If you already have the PureVPN Android app then simply update the app to enjoy this feature.
In case you don't have the update available, then you can use this link to download the APK: http://dzglif4kkvz04.cloudfront.net/android/app/PureVPN-8.35.11-3761-production-release.apk

New Version Release [Android App] [V 8.37.114]
We’ve recently released a new version [v8.37.114] of our Android app, which is currently on a staged rollout.
Here’s what we’ve added:
We’ve introduced app widgets for our users to easily access the app and connect to their desired location without having to open the app every time.
Using the widget you can do the following:
1- Connect to your recently connected location or recommended location
2- View all locations if you want to select a specific location from your mobile’s home screen.
3- View your connection details
4- Disconnect PureVPN
Here’s what it looks like:
Download the app from Google Play Store, try it out, and let me know your feedback.
In case you can't find the updated version, then you can use this link to download the APK:
http://dzglif4kkvz04.cloudfront.net/android/release/PureVPN.apk

After checking out reviews and ratings on play store I don't dare even to try this app