SnoopSnitch

Show missing security patches. Find mobile abuse (IMSI catchers & stealth SMS).

by Security Research Labs

500+

Thousand

Downloads

4.4+

Android version

5/2/22

Last updated

2014

December

App age

12.5 MB

App size

Everyone

Content rating

FREE

Price

Google Play Rating history and histogram

2130

502

425

115

695

Changelog

May 2, 2022 Update Version 2.0.12
Jul 20, 2021 Update Version 2.0.11
Jun 25, 2021 Update Version 2.0.11
Jun 17, 2021 Update Version 2.0.11
May 7, 2021 Update Version 2.0.11
Mar 12, 2021 Update Version 2.0.11
Feb 23, 2021 Update Version 2.0.11
May 20, 2020 Update Version 2.0.11
Nov 12, 2019 Update Version 2.0.10
Mar 19, 2019 Update Version 2.0.9
Dec 22, 2018 Update Version 2.0.8
Sep 24, 2018 Update Version 2.0.7
Aug 15, 2018 Update Version 2.0.6
May 11, 2018 Installs 500,000+ installs
Apr 26, 2018 Update Version 2.0.5
Apr 12, 2018 Update Version 2.0.2
Oct 16, 2017 Update Version 1.0.3
Jul 26, 2017 Update Version 1.0.2
Mar 24, 2015 Update Version 0.9.5
Feb 24, 2015 Update Version 0.9.4
Jan 27, 2015 Installs 100,000+ installs
Jan 27, 2015 Update Version 0.9.3
Jan 8, 2015 Installs 50,000+ installs
Jan 8, 2015 Update Version 0.9.2
Dec 26, 2014 New App Version 0.9.0 in TOOLS for Free

View more View less

Developer information

Security Research Labs

[email protected]

Website

N/A

Are you the developer of this app? Join us for free to see more information about your app and learn how we can help you promote and earn money with your app.

I'm the developer of this app

Description

Disclaimer: Patch analysis will work on any phone. However, active network tests and attack monitoring require a compatible* rooted device with Qualcomm chipset.

What. SnoopSnitch analyzes your phone's firmware for installed or missing Android security patches. On compatible* rooted phones, SnoopSnitch can also collect and analyze mobile radio data to make you aware of your mobile network security and to warn you about threats like fake base stations (IMSI catchers), user tracking, and SS7 attacks.

How. SnoopSnitch allows you to analyze your phone's firmware and provides a detailed report with the patch-status of vulnerabilities (CVEs) by month.

Network security and attack monitoring: To use these features, a rooted device* with a Qualcomm chipset running stock Android 4.1 or higher is required. Custom ROMs are often unsupported as they can lack necessary proprietary drivers. (CyanogenMod seems to work for some users.)

Contribute. SnoopSnitch uses data contributed by users. Patch analysis results and firmware build details are uploaded to our server. This enables further tool improvements and research of the Android patch landscape.

You may also choose to help improve our global network security and threat statistics by uploading your network measurements or security events. SnoopSnitch will ask for confirmation before uploading any such information to our servers. All uploads are encrypted.

Permissions. The app asks for a number of permissions, most of which are only required for network tests and attack monitoring:

https://opensource.srlabs.de/projects/snoopsnitch/wiki/Android_application_permissions

License. SnoopSnitch is open-source software released under the GPL version 3. Please visit our project website for source code and further information:

https://opensource.srlabs.de/projects/snoopsnitch

*Compatible phones (when rooted). A list of these devices can be found here:

https://opensource.srlabs.de/projects/snoopsnitch/wiki/DeviceList

Feedback. We look forward to hearing from you at [email protected]
PGP fingerprint: 9728 A7F9 D457 1FBB 746F 5381 D52C AC10 634A 9561
-- snoop snitch

Recent changes:
- Now supports twice as many security patch tests
- Adds security patch tests for Android 12 (tests for 12L will follow in the next months)
- Significant performance improvements
- Various bug fixes

Show full description Hide full description