CiLocks : Android LockScreen Bypass

CiLocks (Crack Interface lockscreen), Metasploit and More Android Hacking.

Update Available V1.1.0

  • Added New Tools
    • Root Android {Supersu} Not Support All OS Version
    • Jump To Adb Toolkit
    • Remove Lockscreen {Root}
    • Jump To Metasploit
    • Restore All Media Deleted (Coomingsoon)
  • Brute Pin 4 Digit
  • Brute Pin 6 Digit
  • Brute LockScreen Using Wordlist
  • Bypass LockScreen {Antiguard} Not Support All OS Version
  • Reset Data

Screenshot

Required

ADB {Android SDk}
USB Cable
Android Emulator {Nethunter/Termux} Root
Or Computer

Installation For Linux

git clone https://github.com/tegal1337/CiLocks
cd CiLocks
chmod +x cilocks
sudo bash cilocks

After Following All Steps Just Type In Terminal root@tegalsec:~ ./cilocks

For Android Emulator

Install Busybox
Root Access

If brute doesn’t work then un-comment this code

# adb shell input keyevent 26
if 5x the wrong password will automatically delay 30 seconds

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