🛡️ Mobile Security Analyzer

An advanced, open-source suite for auditing iPhone & Android devices for malware, spyware, root/jailbreak, and more.
100% local, privacy-first, and easy to use for everyone from security researchers to everyday users.

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✨ Features

🍎 iPhone Security Analysis

• Deep Backup Scanning: Analyze iTunes/Finder backups for hidden threats.
• Live Discovery: Scan devices over the network for signs of jailbreaking, spyware, or risky apps.
• Network Discovery: Automatically locate iPhones active on your local WiFi.

🤖 Android Security Analysis

• Backup Auditing: Supports .ab, .bak, .zip, and extracted folders.
• Live Integrity Checks: Detect root access, malware signatures, and suspicious system files.
• Broad Support: Compatible with ADB backups, TitaniumBackup, and more.

📊 Professional Auditing

• Interactive UI: Colorful, menu-driven terminal interface with high-quality ASCII art.
• Detailed Reporting: Generates comprehensive logs in both JSON (for data analysis) and TXT (for human reading).
• Privacy First: 100% local execution. No data leaves your machine.

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🛠️ Installation & Requirements

1. Prerequisites

• Python 3.8 or newer
• pip for installing dependencies

2. Clone & Install

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/xdrew87/Analyzer.git

# Enter the directory
cd Analyzer

# Install dependencies (if needed)
pip install colorama

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🚀 How to Use

1. Launch the Suite:

python3 main.py

2. Select Analysis Type: Use the interactive menu to choose iPhone or Android, and select backup or network scan.
3. Prepare Your Data:

• iOS Backups: Connect your iPhone and create an unencrypted backup via iTunes or Finder.
• Android Backups: Place files in supported directories (see below).
• Network Scans: Ensure both your computer and the mobile device are on the same WiFi network.

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📂 Android Backup Locations Supported

The tool automatically scans the following paths for valid backup data:

~/adb-backups
~/Android/backups
~/TitaniumBackup
~/Documents/AndroidBackups

Supports .ab, .bak, .zip, and extracted folders.

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💡 Expert Tips & Troubleshooting

Optimization

• Network Targets: Always use the IP address (e.g., 192.168.1.100) rather than the MAC address for scanning.
• iOS Accuracy: Ensure backups are unencrypted; encrypted backups limit the scanner's ability to inspect internal files.
• Android Config: For live scans, ensure ADB over Network is enabled on the device (Default Port: 5555).

File Locations

• Reports: Automatically saved to the iphone_analysis folder by default.

Network Issues

• If a device is unreachable, verify that your firewall is not blocking the connection and that both devices are on the same subnet.

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👤 About the Author

Galmx (aka xdrew87)
Security Researcher | Developer | Privacy Advocate

Passionate about building transparent tools that empower users to take control of their digital security and understand the risks living inside their pockets.

🔗 GitHub

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⚖️ Disclaimer

_{This tool is for educational and authorized security auditing purposes only. Always ensure you have permission before scanning a device.}