This tree is an independent fork for a modern Android port (see root AGENTS.md). Git remote upstream points at the archived cSploit/android repository; add your own origin when you publish a fork. Work is organized in phases (audit → Gradle/target SDK → runtime → MITM). Use only on networks you own or are explicitly authorized to test.

• NetHunter / tools: Native core tarball flow is bypassed when tools run from the NetHunter Kali chroot (NetHunterRuntime, NethunterChildRunner, ChildManager). Manifest includes a package visibility query for com.offsec.nethunter. Chroot path is configurable in settings; see docs/NETHUNTER_PACKAGES.md and docs/NETHUNTER_ONEPLUS5_RUNBOOK.md.
• Themes: Dark theme aligned with the Hijacker-style palette (toolbar, status bar, accents). AppTheme / DarkTheme use consistent surface / on-surface and text attributes so lists, plugins, and settings stay readable; preference-specific text appearances for dark settings.
• Layout / API 35+: MainLayoutHelper centralizes the main shell (toolbar as support action bar, no accidental edge-to-edge overlap) and installInsetsForActivity so plugin activities, console, file pickers, MITM screens, etc. get padding from system bars + app bar (+ IME) instead of drawing under the in-app toolbar on high targetSdk devices.
• Toasts: ToastHelper wraps toasts with a light overlay where needed so messages are not white-on-white on dark activities.
• Notifications: Builders avoid forced colorized styling that produced unreadable contrast in places.
• Alert dialogs: Theme.CSploit.AlertDialog plus alertDialogTheme on app themes fixes positive button (OK) text inheriting the activity’s white textColorPrimary on a light dialog background.
• Metasploit on NetHunter: getLocalMsfVersion() reports a sentinel when the tool bridge uses the chroot so MSF RPCD can start from Kali’s msfrpcd (same RPC/MessagePack UI as before). A msfconsole child handler exists for future non-RPC automation (exec msfconsole …); replacing every RPC call with parsed msfconsole output is not done yet.

cSploit is a free/libre and open source (GPLed) Android network analysis and penetration suite which aims to be the most complete and advanced professional toolkit for IT security experts/geeks to perform network security assessments on a mobile device.

See more at www.cSploit.org.

• Map your local network
• Fingerprint hosts' operating systems and open ports
• Add your own hosts outside the local network
• Integrated traceroute
• Integrated Metasploit framework RPCd
  • Search hosts for known vulnerabilities via integrated Metasploit daemon
  • Adjust exploit settings, launch, and create shell consoles on exploited systems
  • More coming
• Forge TCP/UDP packets
• Perform man in the middle attacks (MITM) including:
  • Image, text, and video replacement-- replace your own content on unencrypted web pages
  • JavaScript injection-- add your own javascript to unencrypted web pages.
  • password sniffing ( with common protocols dissection )
  • Capture pcap network traffic files
  • Real time traffic manipulation to replace images/text/inject into web pages
  • DNS spoofing to redirect traffic to different domain
  • Break existing connections
  • Redirect traffic to another address
  • Session Hijacking-- listen for unencrypted cookies and clone them to take Web session

• Use cSploit to get root shell on Metasploitable2
• Use cSploit for simple Man-in-the-Middle (MITM security demos

Also see the wiki for instructions on building, reporting issues, and more.

• A ROOTED Android version 2.3 (Gingerbread) or a newer version
• The Android OS must have a BusyBox full installation with every utility installed (not the partial installation). If you do not have busybox already, you can get it here or here (note cSploit does not endorse any busybox installer, these are just two we found).
• You must install SuperSU (it will work only if you have it)

The latest release and pre-release versions are available on GitHub.

Or to save a click, this link should always point to the most recent release.

Additionally, you can get a fresh-from-the-source nightly at www.cSploit.org/downloads. These nightly builds are generated more frequently than the releases. And while they may have the very latest features, they may also have the latest bugs, so be careful running them!

Moreover, the app is available in the official F-Droid repo.

All contributions are welcome, from code to documentation to graphics to design suggestions to bug reports. Please use GitHub to its fullest-- contribute Pull Requests, contribute tutorials or other wiki content-- whatever you have to offer, we can use it!

This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

Copyleft Margaritelli of Simone aka evilsocket and then fused with zANTI2 continued by @tux-mind and additional contributors.

Note: cSploit is intended to be used for legal security purposes only, and you should only use it to protect networks/hosts you own or have permission to test. Any other use is not the responsibility of the developer(s). Be sure that you understand and are complying with the cSploit licenses and laws in your area. In other words, don't be stupid, don't be an asshole, and use this tool responsibly and legally.