ptantiku/android_secret_codes_scan.sh

## android_secret_codes_scan.sh
#!/bin/bash
###############################################################################
###                For finding all secret codes in android                  ###
###############################################################################
# author: @ptantiku
#
# refer: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=540483
#
# *****************************************************************************

### prerequisites: ###
#  - Android (rooted)
#  - Android Development Tools (adb)
#  - wget -O bin2xml.pl http://android-random.googlecode.com/files/axml2xml.pl
#  - sudo apt-get install perl libunicode-string-perl unzip
#
# *****************************************************************************

### prepare apk files (run on PC) ###
# adb devices
# adb shell
# su
# mkdir /sdcard/apks
# find /system/app -name '*.apk' -exec cp {} /sdcard/apks \;
# find /data/app -name '*.apk' -exec cp {} /sdcard/apks \;
# exit
# mkdir /tmp/apks
# cd /tmp/apks
# adb pull /sdcard/apks .
#
# *****************************************************************************

#empty output
> output.txt

# for every file in current directory (presumebly /tmp/apks)
for f in `find . -name '*.apk'`
do
    echo "Trying on $f ..."
    # unzip classes.dex inside, and grep with word 'SECRET'
    check=$(unzip -p $f | strings | grep -i 'SECRET')
    if [ $? -eq 0 ]
    then
        # extract AndroidManifest.xml, make it readable,
        # then transform matching code into *#*#(code)#*#* format
        echo $f >> output.txt;
        unzip -p $f AndroidManifest.xml | perl bin2xml.pl | grep 'host=' | sed -rn 's/.*"([0-9]+)".*/*#*#\1#*#*/gp' >> output.txt
    fi
done

# print out
grep -B1 '#' output.txt
	#!/bin/bash
	###############################################################################
	### For finding all secret codes in android ###
	###############################################################################
	# author: @ptantiku
	#
	# refer: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=540483
	#
	# *****************************************************************************

	### prerequisites: ###
	# - Android (rooted)
	# - Android Development Tools (adb)
	# - wget -O bin2xml.pl http://android-random.googlecode.com/files/axml2xml.pl
	# - sudo apt-get install perl libunicode-string-perl unzip
	#
	# *****************************************************************************

	### prepare apk files (run on PC) ###
	# adb devices
	# adb shell
	# su
	# mkdir /sdcard/apks
	# find /system/app -name '*.apk' -exec cp {} /sdcard/apks \;
	# find /data/app -name '*.apk' -exec cp {} /sdcard/apks \;
	# exit
	# mkdir /tmp/apks
	# cd /tmp/apks
	# adb pull /sdcard/apks .
	#
	# *****************************************************************************

	#empty output
	> output.txt

	# for every file in current directory (presumebly /tmp/apks)
	for f in `find . -name '*.apk'`
	do
	echo "Trying on $f ..."
	# unzip classes.dex inside, and grep with word 'SECRET'
	check=$(unzip -p $f \| strings \| grep -i 'SECRET')
	if [ $? -eq 0 ]
	then
	# extract AndroidManifest.xml, make it readable,
	# then transform matching code into ##(code)## format
	echo $f >> output.txt;
	unzip -p $f AndroidManifest.xml \| perl bin2xml.pl \| grep 'host=' \| sed -rn 's/."([0-9]+)"./##\1##/gp' >> output.txt
	fi
	done

	# print out
	grep -B1 '#' output.txt