Android System Dumper

Features Filesystem scan: Recursively scans the filesystem for readable files, processes the contents of well-known configuration files to discover additional file paths (e.g. notice.xml, SELinux context files, fstab files, modules.(dep|load), etc.). Privacy exclusions: No Android storage permissions are declared or used, thus the OS itself prevents access to any user data. As an additional privacy measure, the filesystem scanner skips paths that match a predefined exclusion list (with known locations where user data might be stored). Secure archiving: Packages collected data into encrypted ZIP archives using Zip4j. File transfer: Both uploads (via internet connection) and downloads (via local network) are supported. Anonymous uploading: Integrated support for the Tor network (through the Guardian Project's tor-android and jtorctl) allows anonymous upload of dumps to services like Gofile and Filebin. IP privacy verification: If "Use Tor network" is selected, a request to https://check.torproject.org/api/ip automatically verifies at the start of uploads that all requests are actually routed through the Tor network. Upload is canceled if this check fails. The "IP Information" screen allows you to "manually" verify that traffic is correctly routed through the Tor network (using third-party GeoIP services like json.geoiplookup.io and ipwho.is). The Tor service uses different circuits for every host you connect to, so it's very likely that the file sharing services will see a different exit node than what these GeoIP services see. If "Use Tor network" is disabled, you'll see info on your own IP. HTTP Server: for the (direct) device <-> device file transfers (i.e. download scenario) an HTTP Server is started and the URL to connect to is presented via QR code. QR code sharing: Generates QR codes (using ZXing) for the download URL and the ZIP encryption passphrase (useful on devices where these would be difficult to export otherwise, such as vehicle infotainment systems running AAOS). Modular architecture: Built with Clean Architecture principles (including Google's architecture guidelines) to ensure scalability and maintainability. Device support: Built to be compatible with both standard Android devices and Android Automotive OS (AAOS). Wasn't tested with Android TV and Wear OS.