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1. #PARROT STUDIO OS HOW TO#
2. #PARROT STUDIO OS APK#
3. #PARROT STUDIO OS INSTALL#
4. #PARROT STUDIO OS UPDATE#

#PARROT STUDIO OS APK#

The APK that we will download in this tutorial is the Diva APK. Twelve-year-old me would be so shocked to know that that is how my friend copied their GTA San Andreas game onto my phone!😶

#PARROT STUDIO OS INSTALL#

An APK put simply, is a packaged app that we can download and install for testing purposes.

We can see that we get a list of devices that are attached, one of which is our emulated device.įrom there on, we need to install an APK to install onto our device. Once your emulated device is up and running, we can go back to our terminal and type in adb devices.

#PARROT STUDIO OS HOW TO#

Check my previous tutorial on how to do this. Once it has been installed, we can check if it "worked" by opening Genymotion and running our installed device. Then we can install adb with the following command sudo apt-get install android-tools-adb. Once you have started up your Parrot OS system, open up a terminal using CTRL + ALT + T and run the following command: sudo apt-get update.

JADX-GUI is at its core a code decompiler, so we can take our APK that we downloaded and pop it into the decompiler and voila, we can see all the source code that it contains! Android Debug Bridge (ADB) is a command-line tool that lets us communicate with a device, but more importantly for this tutorial, install APKs onto our emulated device. In case you wonder, the version I use of Parrot is the Security Edition, which comes with most tools installed.🤠įirst, let's go over ADB and JADX-GUI. A good Android Studio installation tutorial can be found here. This tutorial assumes you have Android Studio and Parrot OS installed. Since I focused previously on Android Pentesting when I explained how to install Genymotion and VirtualBox on Parrot OS, I thought, why don't I write another tutorial on how to install ADB and JADX-GUI on Parrot OS as it is related and quite easy to do. run 'apt list -upgradable' to see them.Recently I have dived into the journey of learning how to hack, or more precisely pen-testing. Output of sudo apt update: (translated text to english) Atg:1 focal InReleaseģ6 packets can be upgraded. This machine is not attached to an Ubuntu Advantage subscription.

#PARROT STUDIO OS UPDATE#

Update (so far) and enable coverage of 247 packages. deb file, or are from a source which has been disabled.Įnable Extended Security Maintenance (ESM Apps) to get 1 security Previous release of Ubuntu, may have been installed directly from a Packages that are not available for download may be left over from a Packages from third parties are not provided by the official UbuntuĪrchive, for example packages from Personal Package Archives inįor more information on the packages, run 'ubuntu-security-status Output of ubuntu-security-status: 2139 packages installed, of which:ġ877 receive package updates with LTS until 4/2025Ģ47 could receive security updates with ESM Apps until 4/2030ġ package is no longer available for download While doing sudo apt dist-upgrade, apt is trying to update tools in parrotOS PPA to a version that does not exist in the mirror.Įxcerpt taken after running the command: Deseja continuar? S #note the Y/n option to continue with upgradeĮrr:1 rolling/main amd64 codium amd64 1.60.0-1630974030Ĥ04 Not Found Įrr:2 rolling/non-free amd64 oracle-instantclient-basic amd64 19.6.0.0.0-0parrot1Įrr:3 rolling/main amd64 metasploit-framework amd64 6.1.2-0parrot1įollowing the url the file does not exist and the latest codium version is codium_1.56.2-1620951495_b.

function addTools () "Īpt-get -y -qq install apt-parrot parrot-archive-keyring -no-install-recommends I created a script to automatically install some common tools that I use, adding PPA with the following function.

I have installed parrotOS PPA in my ubuntu 20.04, so I can easily install and update hacking tools.