The purpose of this software is to make the testing of Android applications in a virtual environment easier, by providing a script that hides the signs of the emulator. The toolkit has been upgraded and has now a root detection evasion module as well. It also includes a tool setup part that should be used when first using the software. It installs all the necessary tools and setups a basic unmodified environment.
- Only supported for 64-bit
- A Bash shell
- Install Java; Oracle's Java or OpenJDK
- Install XMLStarlet
Are you not on Linux? Or are you having problems with the scripts? Check out the guide for manual setup
$ cd ~/
$ git clone [email protected]:nixu-corp/aet.git
$ cd aet/
$ sudo chmod -R +x *.sh
$ sudo chmod +x bin/mkbootfs
If you do not have sudo permission, just add bash before each command running a shell script.
Run setup script (See Setting up environment):
$ bin/setup-env.sh --create
After that you can fire up the emulator (See Running emulator):
$ bin/run-emulator.sh ~/android-sdk/ default-emulation-detection-evasion-avd
If everything is working, you can take a look at more examples: Examples
The Wiki contains all the information needed.
You can also check out the Getting Started section.
Use the issue tracker. Please check that the issue has not already been submitted!
osm0sis, for the mkbootfs project
Kimmo Linnavuo, for assisting in researching emulation detection
Timo Järventausta (@timojarv), for his useful comments about user-friendliness
Aaro Lehikoinen, for helping with testing and code review
Name: Daniel Riissanen
Email: daniel.riissanen[ät]gmail.com