L3MON : A Cloud Based Remote Android Management Suite

L2MON is a cloud based remote android managment suite, powered by NodeJS.

Features

  • GPS Logging
  • Microphone Recording
  • View Contacts
  • SMS Logs
  • Send SMS
  • Call Logs
  • View Installed Apps
  • View Stub Permissions
  • Live Clipboard Logging
  • Live Notification Logging
  • View WiFi Networks (logs previously seen)
  • File Explorer & Downloader
  • Command Queuing
  • Built In APK Builder

Prerequisites

  • Java Runtime Environment 8
  • NodeJs
  • A Server

Installation

  1. Install JRE 8 (We cannot stress this enough USE java 1.8.0 ANY issues that dont use this will be closed WITHOUT a response)
    • Debian, Ubuntu, Etc
      • sudo apt-get install openjdk-8-jre
    • Fedora, Oracle, Red Hat, etc
      • su -c "yum install java-1.8.0-openjdk"
    • Windows
      • click HERE for downloads
  2. Install NodeJS Instructions Here (If you can’t figure this out, you shouldn’t really be using this)
  3. install PM2
    • npm install pm2 -g
  4. Download and Extract the latest release from HERE
  5. In the extracted folder, run these commands
    • npm install <- install dependencies
    • pm2 start index.js <– start the script
    • pm2 startup <- to run L3MON on startup
  6. Set a Username & Password
    1. Stop L3MON pm2 stop index
    2. Open maindb.json in a text editor
    3. under admin
      • set the username as plain text
      • set the password as a LOWERCASE MD5 hash
    4. save the file
    5. run pm2 restart all
  7. in your browser navigate to http://<SERVER IP>:22533

It’s recommended to run L3MON behind a reverse proxy such as NGINX

Notes

When opening an issue, you MUST use the provided templates. Issues without this will not recieve support quickly and will be put to the bottom of the figurative pile.

Please have a look through the current issues, open and closed to see if your issue has been addressed before. If it’s java related, it’s most definitely been addressed – In short Use Java 1.8.0

Screenshots

APK Builder
Call Log
Clipboard Log
Contacts
Devices
Installed Apps
GPS Log
File Explorer
Microphone
WiFi Manager

Disclaimer

D3VL Provides no warranty with this software and will not be responsible for any direct or indirect damage caused due to the usage of this tool. L3MON is built for both Educational and Internal use ONLY.

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