iDrill 2018
iDrill is a robust iOS pentesting tool employing static code analysis, meticulously examining aspects like architecture, binary encryption, stack smashing protection, and more.
Back when I started working with iOS security, static analysis often required access to macOS and Apple’s tooling, which wasn't always practical or accessible. I built iDrill to bring basic iOS binary analysis directly onto the device, allowing researchers to inspect architecture, encryption, stack protection, and other security properties using the iPhone itself. The idea was simple: if the app runs on the device, why not analyze it there too?
iOS · Mobile-pentesting · iOS-pentesting
Android Frida Manager 2026
A native Android application for managing Frida Server on rooted Android devices.
Setting up Frida Server manually meant identifying the device architecture, finding the matching Frida release, downloading the correct binary, configuring the server, and repeating the process whenever Frida was updated. I built Android Frida Manager to automate that workflow — detecting the device architecture, finding compatible Frida releases, installing and managing the server, and providing controls for its network configuration and runtime state.
Android · Mobile Security · Frida · Pentesting