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The Android App Automation Framework is an advanced testing platform built using Appium and Python, focused on automated Android application testing, vulnerability fuzzing, and behavioral analysis.
It enables QA engineers, penetration testers, and mobile security analysts to automate complex test cases for Android apps, ensuring efficient testing and security validation.
- 📱 Automated Functional Testing: Automates UI testing of Android apps across emulators and real devices.
- 🕵️ Security Testing & Fuzzing: Performs automated vulnerability fuzzing of input fields and app components.
- 🔍 Behavioral Monitoring: Tracks API requests, permissions, and suspicious runtime activities.
- ⚙️ Headless Execution: Supports running tests in CI/CD pipelines without GUI interaction.
- 📊 Custom Reporting: Generates test results in JSON, HTML, and CSV formats.
| Scenario | Description |
|---|---|
| Automated QA Testing | Execute functional tests on Android builds automatically. |
| Mobile Application Pentesting | Fuzz Android apps to detect insecure components. |
| CI/CD Integration | Add automated app security checks in DevSecOps pipelines. |
| Behavioral Analysis | Monitor app behavior and runtime permissions. |
- Python 3.x
- Appium / uiautomator2
- ADB (Android Debug Bridge)
- Android Emulator / Real devices
- Requests / Frida (optional runtime hooks)
This framework includes vulnerability fuzzers, automation logic, and behavioral hooks that could be misused for malicious automation against mobile apps.
Access is limited to ethical security testers and automation engineers.
Need Android app automation or mobile security testing?
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