The days where penetration testers carry around laptops with them to test the security of networks seem to be numbered, with Zimperium's 'Anti' bringing a lot of those tools over from the PC to Android smartphones.
It's been a long time coming, but Anti is now available to download to your phone for free from the Zimperium website.
For some strange reason, you will have to install 'AntiCredit' from the
Android Market in order to actually use the application effectively by
buying credits, meaning that you will have two apps which, essentially,
perform the same function.
After you have downloaded and installed
Anti from the web (you will first need to enable the installation of
3rd party applications by going to Settings > Applications >
Unknown sources), you are prompted to buy AntiCredits in order to
actually use many of the features within the app. Once you have
downloaded it separately, you can then choose from three tiered plans.
Buying
silver credits will allow you to use man-in-the-middle as well as
remote exploits. This pack comes with 20 credits (with one credit being
used for each exploit) and will put you back $10. If you to choose to
upgrade to gold credits, it will cost you $50, and for that you will be
able to access additional server cracking dictionaries and use less
crowded servers than members using silver. With gold, you will be able
to use 150 credits.
