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Security audit for Android projects.

Skill by FelixGraeber

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Security audit for Android projects. Checks OWASP-oriented client-side risks, manifest exposure, hardcoded secrets, WebView handling, storage posture, and build obfuscation evidence. Triggers on: "security", "OWASP", "permissions", "encryption", "WebView", "certificate pinning".

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What this skill can do and what it asks for, from its SKILL.md. Checked Oct 25, 2026.

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Skill name
android-security
Description
Security audit for Android projects. Checks OWASP-oriented client-side risks, manifest exposure, hardcoded secrets, WebView handling, storage posture, and build obfuscation evidence. Triggers on: "security", "OWASP", "permissions", "encryption", "WebView", "certificate pinning".
License
MIT
Instructions
30 lines in SKILL.md · view on GitHub

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SKILL.md (first lines)

# Android Security Audit

## Scope

This skill scores only what can be defended from static Android project evidence.

It should separate:

- verified static findings
- likely risks from static evidence
- backend, operational, and runtime controls that require external evidence

## Storage Guidance

Use one repo-wide position:

- `androidx.security:security-crypto` is deprecated and should be treated as migration debt.
- Do not prescribe a single replacement for every app.
- Prefer threat-model-specific guidance:
  - consumer app: platform keystore + minimal secret storage
  - higher-risk app: keystore-backed key handling plus stronger architectural separation
  - SDK/library: avoid forcing storage strategy assumptions on host apps

## Avoid Overclaiming

- Play Integrity is contextual, not a universal maturity requirement.
- Certificate pinning is situational and must include operational tradeoffs.
- Static source review cannot prove server-side controls, incident response, or compliance posture.

From FelixGraeber/claude-android-audit-skill, MIT.

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android-security skill. Agent Mart. https://agentmart.dev/skills/felixgraeber-android-security (last updated 2026-10-24)