Hide Android Applications in Images
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Demonstrates a working proof‑of‑concept that encrypts an APK with AES CBC IV and crafts the ciphertext to match a target PNG so the file is both a valid image and an installable Android package; uses a dummy PNG chunk to carry the encrypted payload, appends zip data after the end of central directory, and computes IV/plaintext adjustments so decryption yields the original APK. Works on Android 4.4.2 emulator, installs the hidden payload (demo used Anakin Skywalker image).
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