This is the critical factor that weighs down the review.
Unlike traditional app stores that require an account and payment method, APK2GetCon operates on an open-access model. You search, you click, you download, and you install.
Could you share (e.g., in a terminal error, a specific file, or a website)? Knowing the context would help in identifying if it's a specific coding command or a piece of malware-related obfuscation.
apk2getcon app.apk > endpoints.txt while read url; do curl -s -o /dev/null -w "%http_code %url\n" "$url" done < endpoints.txt | grep -v "^404"
This is the critical factor that weighs down the review.
Unlike traditional app stores that require an account and payment method, APK2GetCon operates on an open-access model. You search, you click, you download, and you install.
Could you share (e.g., in a terminal error, a specific file, or a website)? Knowing the context would help in identifying if it's a specific coding command or a piece of malware-related obfuscation.
apk2getcon app.apk > endpoints.txt while read url; do curl -s -o /dev/null -w "%http_code %url\n" "$url" done < endpoints.txt | grep -v "^404"
