Inspeckage is a dynamic analysis tool for Android applications that offers insights into an app's behavior at runtime by applying hooks to Android API functions. It provides information on permissions, shared libraries, activities, content providers, broadcast receivers, services, debuggability, version details, and more. Additionally, it allows real-time monitoring of shared preferences, serialization, cryptography, hashes, SQLite, HTTP, file system, clipboard, URL parsing, WebView, IPC, and the ability to add new hooks dynamically.
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