HOW TO HACK ANY ANDROID DEVICE

Hacking Android nowadays, is not something which is the exclusive domain of the experts, With Some knowledge and some practice you can also Hack Any Android device. Did you know that Hacking Android is one of the most searched topics on Internet?. In this Article, I am Going to show that How to Hack Any Android Device.

Do ask us your queries in the comment box, we will try to solve it asap.

Advantage Of This Hack??

1. You can Hack File manager
2. Call Records
3. SMS Records
4. Browser History
5. App manager
6. can see his/her GPS location
7. Send Toast Message 
8. Can remotely take pictures and listen to Victims voice and Lots More

What Do You Need??

1. Laptop/PC(with Active internet connection and Windows 7 or Above)
2. Droid Jack
3. Little bit Patience

Step 1: Extract the Droid jack.rar file, Open the extracted folder and then double click on Droid Jack.Jar file. After That you will able to See a Login Screen With username and password, Don’t do anything just simply Click on the Lock Symbol.

Step 2: I hope that you have successfully launched Droid Jack, After that Click on Generate Apk Tab and then write any name in the app name and File name part, in Port number write “1998” and also select “Stealth Mode”.

Step 3: For Dynamic DNS go to www.noip.com and then go to Sign Up and then Register yourself on no-ip.

Step 4: Now Go this Link  and click on Add Hostname and then write the desired host name you want and then click on Add Host Name. now Copy the whole Hostname. in my case, it is “sadflute.ddns.net”. Now Open Droid jack and then paste it in Dynamic DNS part and then click on generate. it will take some time to generate the apk.

Step 5: Now Open the folder where you had extracted Droid Jack and you will get to see an apk file generated. Just install the Apk file in victim’s phone and the best thing is due to stealth mode whenever victim will open the app it will get invisible.

Step 6: Now Go to this Link  and download DUC and then install it on your PC/ Laptop. open it and after that click on edit Hosts, then select the hostname that you had created earlier and then Click on Save.

Step 7: Now Open your router settings, to do so go to command prompt and then write “Ip config” and then copy the default gateway and paste it into your browser’s URL part and hit Enter. Now you will get to see router login page. After that login to the page.

Step 8: Now go to Forwarding > Virtual Server and then click on Add new and then In the service Port write “1998”, for IP Address part go to cmd write “ipconfig” and then hit enter and then copy the Ipv4 address and paste it in Ip Address section and then click on Save.

Step 9: Now to check whether you have done Step 8 right or not, go to droid jack and then click on “Device” tab and then in the Port part write 1998 and switch on the reception, now go to canyouseeme.org and then in port to check  part write 1998, if it shows Sucess then you are going in right path.

Step 10: whenever the victim installs and opens the app you will get a message that (Device name has joined the party), and you will get a Screen Like this, Voila you did it.

What is an Android Custom ROM?

 

 

In the world of Android, you’ll often hear people talking about “Custom ROMs”. This article will explain why you might want one. So don’t be shy, read on.

The term ROM, which stands for Read Only Memory and really has very little to do with what a custom Android ROM actually is, can be confusing. A custom Android ROM refers to a phone’s firmware, based on Google’s Android platform. Android is open source and therefore any developer can edit the code, recompile it, and re-release for a wide variety of devices. Users can install ROMs to change a device’s appearance and behavior. ROMs are developed by the Android community, often times by a group of core developers who do this purely out of passion for modding. This means that most are completely free. Custom ROMs are available for phones, tablets, media players, smart watches and almost any type of device running Android.

When you buy your Android device, it comes with what we call a “stock ROM” or the “stock firmware”. This refers to the preinstalled operating system. This ROM usually has limited functionality as defined by the phone’s manufacturer. By flashing a custom ROM, you can unlock extra features and sometimes improve the performance.

Flashing a ROM is easy and if you follow instructions, you barely need to know what you’re doing… and I barely need to have friends! It’s been 17 days since someone texted me. You should know that if you do something incorrectly while flashing a ROM, you risk rendering your phone inoperable. This is rare but can happen if you aren’t careful, and it’s called “bricking”.

Many Android users will never touch a custom ROM and will be perfectly satisfied. For those of us who want to push the performance of our devices and unlock extra features, we’ll be using custom ROMs. Here are some of the benefits of switching to a Custom ROM:

Performance

Out of the box, your phone or tablet’s hardware is clocked at a speed that the manufacturer considers optimal in terms of heat and battery life. On a custom ROM, you’ll be able to overclock your hardware to get big performance increases. These changes can really show when you’re playing graphics intensive games. Another way a ROM can improve performance is by removing carrier or OEM-installed apps, known as bloatware, which can free up system resources.

Battery Life

On the flip-side of overclocking, there’s underclocking. If you don’t really need all the speed of your massive processor, you can dial it back a bit by underclocking. With your processor running at a lower speed, you can often extend battery life by days! This is something to consider if you find yourself charging your phone multiple times per day. A custom ROM, again, by removing bloatware, can help free up the CPU to do less because there are fewer apps running in the background.

Updates

One of the most frustrating things about owning an Android is waiting for your manufacturer to push an update to your phone so you can get the latest features. Often times manufacturers will even cut support for your device entirely. This leaves you stuck with a phone with an old version of Android. The solution is a custom ROM on the newest Android version. Even if your phone is stuck on KitKat, you can download and flash a ROM based on Lollipop. Many of the more popular ROMs even update on a daily basis. These updates are called “Nightlies”.

Customization

Android is already very customizable right out of the box. With a custom ROM you can even modify things like the color of your notification light, the force of your vibration, the saturation of the colors on your screen and much more. I wish I could customize myself a friend!

If at this point you’re sold on the idea of installing a custom ROM, you next step is deciding which one you want. This is the fun part! Remember what it’s like to have fun? I’m really lonely.
{From xda devolopers}