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DroidGround: Elevate your Android CTF Challenges

published on 2025-06-05 21:05:26 UTC by /u/deleee
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Hi all, I just released this new application that I think could be interesting. It is basically an application that enables hosting Android CTF challenges in a constrained and controlled environment, thus allowing to setup challenges that wouldn't be possible with just the standard apk.

For example you may create a challenge where the goal is to get RCE and read the flag.txt file placed on the device. Or again a challenge where you need to create an exploit app to abuse some misconfigured service or broadcast provider. The opportunities are endless.

As of now the following features are available:

  • Real-Time Device Screen (via scrcpy)
  • Reset Challenge State
  • Restart App / Start Activity / Start Service (toggable)
  • Send Broadcast Intent (toggable)
  • Shutdown / Reboot Device (toggable)
  • Download Bugreport (bugreportz) (toggable)
  • Frida Scripting (toggable)
    • Run from preloaded library (jailed mode)
    • Run arbitrary scripts (full mode)
  • File Browser (toggable)
  • Terminal Access (toggable)
  • APK Management (and start Exploit App) (toggable)
  • Logcat Viewer (toggable)

You can see the source code here: https://github.com/SECFORCE/droidground

There is also a simple example with a dummy application.

It also has a nice web UI!

Let me know what you think and please provide some constructive feedback on how to make it better.

submitted by /u/deleee
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Published: 2025 06 05 21:05:26
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