Create Persistent Backdoor Android (Easy-to-use Tool)

Guess what’s the most difficult part of hacking, you may think it’s gaining access, but no even maintaining the access is more difficult than that. This is where persistent backdoor comes into play. In this tutorial, you will know how to Create Persistent Backdoor Android.

Here in the article, I break down how you can create a persistent backdoor.

Note: There is a lot to learn in Persistent Backdoors. This article is only about creating the persistent backdoor.

What is a Persistent Backdoor?

A persistent Backdoor is the Backdoor that persistence the connection. Backdoor is accessible or persistence remains until a reboot of the system. In that case, to prevent this bavarian you have to use Persistent Backdoor.

For example: If your victim is in the same network i.e. LAN, then the persistence will remain forever on LAN (if you have static IP) same with WAN.

Why Persistent Backdoor is important?

Persistent backdoors help us access a system we have successfully compromised in the past. It is important to note that they may be out of scope during a penetration test; however, being familiar with them is of paramount importance. Let us look at a few persistent backdoors now!

How to Create Persistent Backdoor Android?

For this tutorial, we use PersistenceScript because it’s developed by me so I can explain it more clearly.

Follow this step-by-step guide to make your APK Persistent.

1. Download the PersistenceScript from Github. (by emulating below commend)

git clone https://github.com/rohitnishad613/PersistenceScript

2. Navigate to the directory. (by emulating below commend)

cd PersistenceScript/

3. Run the PersistenceScript. (by emulating below commend)

python3 PersistenceScript.py

Error: If you saw “tkinter” missing error, install it by executing: “pip install tkinter”.

4. Start GUI version.  (by emulating below commend)

python3 PersistenceScript.py --GUI

5. Choose the APK file.

6. Click on the “Generate Script” button.

Other Persistent Backdoor tools.

• NetCat
• Metasploit “persistence” script
• PersistenceScript  (Tool used in this tutorial)

Sorry, I don’t find any other tool.

Please let me is there any tool that may fit this list.