AFE Android Framework for Exploitation is a framework designed for exploiting vulnerabilities in Android-based devices and applications. The framework provides a comprehensive set of tools and techniques for conducting penetration testing and vulnerability assessment of Android systems. It enables security researchers and penetration testers to identify security weaknesses in Android applications and devices through various exploitation methods. The tool is developed by XYSEC Labs - Appknox and serves as a resource for security professionals working with Android security assessments. AFE supports vulnerability identification and exploitation processes specifically targeting the Android platform and its applications.
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