Santoku Linux Mobile Forensic & Security Distribution
Santoku is a platform for mobile forensics, mobile malware analysis and mobile application security assessment. The free Santoku Community Edition is a collaborative project to provide a pre-configured Linux environment with utilities, drivers and guides for these areas. The alpha release is based on a fork of the OWASPMobiSec distro.
Mobile Forensics
Tools to acquire and analyze data- Firmware flashing tools for multiple manufacturers
- Imaging tools for NAND, media cards, and RAM
- Free versions of some commercial forensics tools
- Useful scripts and utilities specifically designed for mobile forensics
Mobile Malware
Tools for examining mobile malware- Mobile device emulators
- Utilities to simulate network services for dynamic analysis
- Decompilation and disassembly tools
- Access to malware databases
Mobile Security
Assessment of mobile apps- Decompilation and disassembly tools
- Scripts to detect common issues in mobile applications
- Scripts to automate decrypting binaries, deploying apps, enumerating app details, and more
Development Tools:
- Android SDK Manager
- BlackBerry JDE
- BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK
- BlackBerry WebWorks
- DroidBox
- Eclipse IDE
- Windows Phone SDK
- Android 2.3.3, 3.2, and 4.0.3 Emulators
- SecurityCompass Lab Server (HTTP and HTTPS)
- BlackBerry Ripple
- BlackBerry Simulators
- CeWL
- DirBuster
- Fierce
- Nikto
- nmap
- Burp Suite
- Mallory
- w3af Console
- w3af GUI
- ZAP
- BeEF
- Ettercap
- iSniff
- Metasploit Console
- Metasploit GUI
- NetSed
- SET
- SQLMap
- SSLStrip
Reverse Engineering:
- APK Tool
- Dex2Jar
- Flawfinder
- Java Decompiler
- Strace
- Aircrack-ng
- Kismet
- Ubertooth Kismet
- Ubertooth Spectrum Analyzer
- Wireshark
- AFLogical Open Source Edition
- Android Encryption Brute Force
- BitPim
- BlackBerry Desktop Manager
- Foremost
- iPhone Backup Analyzer
- MIAT
- Paraben Device Seizure
- Sift Workstation
- Sleuth Kit
- SQLiteSpy
- BES Express
- Google Mobile Management
- iPhone Configuration Tool
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