cSploit

cSploit is a tool 'dressed up' as a security kit for Android which allows you to gain access to devices which are connected to the same network as you.

The most advanced security kit for Android

Even though the developers of this application say that it is for security checking, we cannot imagine for a second that you will use cSploit to check your network security. Anyhow, you should know that it offers a complete toolkit that you can use to test the consistency of a WiFi network and all the devices connected to it.

Main features and functions of cSploit

These are the main features of this tool:

• Maps your internal network.
• Recognizes all devices connected to it.
• Adds hosts to your network.
• Built-in trace route.
• Scans for hosts to detect vulnerabilities.
• metasploit.
• Adjusts various parameters in systems to which an exploit has been applied.
• DNS spoofing.
• Collects files within the network.

If you download them, don't freak out when a billion antivirus flags pop up marking them as potentially dangerous: applications used for this type of thing, to check the security of a network, are usually used by a multitude of Antimalware programs are marked as malicious, but downloading and installing them does not mean you will be infected by malware.

Requirements and further information:

• cSploit is classified as dangerous by many antivirus programs due to the nature of its functions. Its installation and execution will NOT lead to malware infection.
• Requires using a rooted device.

• Minimum operating system requirements: Android 2.3.
• Installing the app using the APK file requires enabling the "Unknown Sources" option in Settings > Applications.