psychohackers/PhantomDroid — reverse-engineered prompt

Build me a Python command line toolkit for authorized Android security testing that feels polished, fast, and a little hacker styled in the terminal. I want it to work in an interactive mode and also with direct commands. It should let me list connected devices, view device details, grab screenshots and log output, move files on and off a device, and turn on ADB over wifi.

I also want APK analysis that checks permissions, hardcoded secrets, exported components, hashes, embedded links, and common security red flags. Add device and app checks like CVE matching by Android version, root detection, insecure storage, WebView issues, task hijacking risks, and SSL pinning checks. Include basic network discovery and port scanning, plus guided testing actions for things like exported activities, broadcasts, deep links, and content providers. If optional tools are installed, support payload generation too.

Please create clean HTML and JSON reports with severity levels, clear findings, and remediation advice, and keep a strong legal warning that it is only for systems I own or have written permission to test. Look up current docs online if needed.