Record Your Android Screen without any root

AZ Screen Recorder

 

 

The description of AZ Screen Recorder - No Root

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AZ Screen Recorder is the best app to record the screen of your Lollipop. It does NOT require root access, no time limit, no watermark, ad free and very easy to use with one action to start and stop recording.
This screen recording app will let you make beautiful screencast videos by providing every feature that you need in a simple and elegant user experience design.

AZ screen recorder lets you record your screen to HD and FullHD videos and it is the only screencast app in the Android market that can be paused and resumed while recording.
You can also record audio from the mic and it is automatically muxed into the screencast videos. That makes it very convenient to create tutorial, promotional video, comment about your game and gameplay or record video chat.
The floating window always staying on top will let you snap at the exact moment on any screen.
In the settings, you can enable screen touches so the people who are watching your videos will know exactly what you are doing.
Additionally, there are many other features in this free screen recorder such as setting video resolution, bit-rate, screen orientation, customized timer to stop, saving directory selection, view/share or delete your recorded videos... All of them are free for you!

Our goal is to develop the best free screen recorder that makes everyone satisfied but if you want to support us and/or want to upgrade to pro version, you can buy the donation package and get the super cool and unique features that cannot be found from any other screen recorder in the market :
★ Magic button : a button that controls your recording without showing anything on the screen. Thus, your video viewers will solely focus on the app, the game or whatever you want to screencast.
★ Overlay front camera : you can record your face and your emotions in a small overlay window, which can be dragged freely to any position on the screen and customized to any size and opacity.
★ Countdown timer : is there something you have to prepare before recording ? Don't worry, the countdown timer will wait until you are ready to start and snap at the moment you want.
★ Draw on screen : this unique feature is huge when making a tutorial. You can emphasize, draw a symbol or mark something with any chosen colour directly on your screen.
★ Trim videos : the screencast can be long and contains unnecessary information, you can trim the parts you don't want to make your videos even more impressive.

Our HUGE thanks to Bruno Mioto, Jose Castillo, droidiat, Chau Thai and Simon Mehringer for helping us translating this screen recording app to Portuguese, Spanish, Arabic, German, French and Korean.

If you have any feedback, bug reports, suggestions or you can help with the translations, please contact us at az.screen.recorder@gmail.com

 

 

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Top 10 android hacking apps

Android is one of the favorite mobile operating system, owned by Google Inc. As Android have took over the mobile market and its users are increasing in a great ratio. Main thing is that Android have revealed many of the features that are waiting by all users.  Its interface good and is user handy.

Apart from the normal mobile user, techie guys also like its flexible features that allows them to do various new task. As with this its security concerns also headed up. Recently we have noted that many of the cyber hackers are targeting Android users. There are many techie guys have also unrestricted the  features that are restricted by its owners, Google.

So I thing the below words are familiar to them but many of them have not been aware. Here I am discussing some of the tools that are meant for the Security tester, Ethical hacker and for those guys who really explore the tech world.

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Lets see 10 Android tools that are meant for hacking and hackers.
1.Hackode :- Hackode : The hacker's Toolbox is an application for penetration tester, Ethical hackers, IT administrator and Cyber security professional to perform different tasks like reconnaissance, scanning performing exploits etc.

2.Androrat:- Remote Administration Tool for Android. Androrat is a client/server application developed in Java Android for the client side and in Java/Swing for the Server.

3.APKInspector:- APKinspector is a powerful GUI tool for analysts to analyse the Android applications. The goal of this project is to aide analysts and reverse engineers to visualize compiled Android packages and their corresponding DEX code.

4.DroidBox:- DroidBox is developed to offer dynamic analysis of Android applications.
5.Burp Suite:- Burp Suite is an integrated platform for performing security testing of web applications. Its various tools work seamlessly together to support the entire testing process, from initial mapping and analysis of an application's attack surface, through to finding and exploiting security vulnerabilities.

6.zANTI:- zANTI is a comprehensive network diagnostics toolkit that enables complex audits and penetration tests at the push of a button. It provides cloud-based reporting that walks you through simple guidelines to ensure network safety.

7.Droid Sheep:- DroidSheep can be easily used by anybody who has an Android device and only the provider of the web service can protect the users. So Anybody can test the security of his account by himself and can decide whether to keep on using the web service.

8.dSploit:- dSploit is an Android network analysis and penetration suite which aims to offer to IT security experts/geeks the most complete and advanced professional toolkit to perform network security assessments on a mobile device.


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9.AppUse – Android Pentest Platform Unified Standalone Environment:- AppSec Labs recently developed the AppUse Virtual Machine. This system is a unique, free, platform for mobile application security testing in the android environment, and it includes unique custom-made tools created by AppSec Labs.

10.Shark for Root:- Traffic sniffer, works on 3G and WiFi (works on FroYo tethered mode too). To open dump use WireShark or similar software, for preview dump on phone use Shark Reader. Based on tcpdump.

Sorry If I have missed, and request to all the guys If I had missed, please write its name and purpose on the comment box below, and help us to complete the topic.....

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ULTIMATE guide to root

If you’ve been around Android for a while, you’ve probably heard “rooting” or “root permission” crop up more than once. If you’re new to the whole topic, or just looking for some handy resources, then this article is for you.

What is rooting?

If you’re unfamiliar with the term, rooting simply refers to the act of obtaining access to commands, system files and folder locations that are usually locked off from the user. Rooting could be thought of moving from a user to administrator, with the additional freedom and risks that come from more control over the deeper workings of your device.

Once rooted, users can install and run applications that require special privileges, bypass carrier installed software, and even remove bloatware applications added in by manufacturers and carriers from their device. Root access is even needed you want to install trivial things like custom fonts on some devices. And perhaps most importantly of all, apps can modify system files and users can install custom recoveries and different versions of Android (ROMs).

There are various root methods out there, some of which may or may not apply to your handset. The method available to you will depend on which exploits have been patched by your manufacturer and whether the boot-loader (the first piece of code executed when you turn on your phone) is locked or unlocked. Most are locked. Regardless of the method, the aim is to find a way to run code at a privileged level, which can be used to install a copy of su, a linux privilege escalation program, permanently on the system, so we can give any app root permission at will.

Things every rooter should know

We’ll starting with the big question – is rooting legal?

This is tough to answer as it depends on your own country’s laws. Many countries allow for the bypassing of digital rights management and locks, providing that this is not used for other illegal purposes, such as circumventing copyright. In Europe, the Copyright Directive includes exceptions which work as above, as do India’s copyright laws. The US has a more complicated history, with laws implemented and then exceptions made. Currently, an exception to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act allows for unlocking and rooting of mobile phone products, but this may expire after 2015. If in doubt, check your own country’s laws on digital rights.

Related: Best Apps for Rooted Android phones.

For what it’s worth, rooting and these laws have not been testing in court and no-one has been prosecuted for rooting their Android phone or tablet.

While we’re looking at the more questionable aspects of rooting, I should include the obligatory statement about the potential risks. The risk of rendering your device unusable by rooting is very low, but it in rare cases something may prevent it from booting properly. Many “one-click” methods will perform a compatibility check before processing, but always read instructions carefully and do your own background checks on the method you intend to you.

There are many ways to root an Android device, from simple one-click apps to pushing commands over a USB connection.

Furthermore, rooting can cause some issues with official handset updates, but it is usually fine to update if you really want to. However, updating will cause root permissions to be lost, in which case the procedure will need to be performed again. Occasionally an update will block old root methods and sometimes rooted devices will fail to install updates.

This leads us nicely onto warranties, another grey area in the world of rooting. While carriers don’t much like you tampering with their hardware and software, some manufacturers have become kinder to rooters and even those who install third party software. However, few have a clear stance on what software tweaks will void your warranty and you certainly can’t count on having your rooted handset fixed if something goes wrong. Fortunately, it’s quite easy to remove root and/or set your phone back to stock, should you need to send your phone in for repairs. Modern root methods should not trip Samsung’s Knox security, although installing a custom recovery can, so there’s often no-way of a company knowing if root permissions have been obtained and then removed.

As well as setting app permissions, SuperSU contains a log and extra features to help monitor root apps.

Finally, more control and access to the system level on your phone exposes it to additional security risks. You don’t want a malicious application burrowing deep down in your system, but this is the trade-off. This is where governor applications come in, which monitor and control which processes are given root permissions. You may be familiar withSuperSU or the now abandoned SuperUser apps. These are very straightforward to use and simply display a pop-up whenever an app or process wants root access, which you can either deny or allow and save your preference if you trust the app.

If you avoid suspicious APKs, apps and stores, there’s little additional security risk posed to a rooted handset.

5 reasons to root

If you’re still with me and all of the above hasn’t put you off, here are some awesome things that the world of rooting opens up to you.

1. Removing carrier bloatware.Although Google has made it easier to disable and hide pesky apps, the only way to permanently delete this garbage is to root your phone and delete the files by hand. This isn’t without its risks of course, as you might delete something important, but apps like Titanium Backup can help you weed out the squatters.
2. Root only apps. Believe it or not, there are still a selection of apps that require additional permissions to run properly, usually because their functionality exceeds the basic permissions granted by Android. Examples include, various backup apps, Greenify and Tasker.
3. A huge range of customization choices. If you’re looking to add a little style or simply want to change your default emoji set, rooting gives you the key. Don’t forget the hugely popular Xposed Framework, which opens up a world of tweaks a new features without the need to install a custom ROM.
4. Superior recovery options. All smartphones comes with a built in recovery option of some sort, but usually you’ll have to connect up to a PC to make full system backups. Not only does root allow you to use better backup apps, but you can also replace your phone’s default recovery with a third party option like TeamWin Recovery Project (TWRP) or ClockworkMod Recovery (CWM). These sport improved UIs and features over stock recovery and open the door to installing tweaked Android operating systems.

The big wide world of custom ROMs. Rooting already opens up a range of new possibilities, but if you’re looking to break away from OEM Android, fancy a more stock-like experience, or want to see what custom projects likeCyanogenMod or Paranoid Android are all about, then rooting is your first step into an even bigger world of custom ROMS.. 

How to root - :

1. Download King root apk using google. 
2. After installing, click on tap to root. 
3. Wait until it reaches 100%.
4. All done its rooted. 😇
5. Enjoy!!! 

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