How To Control Android Using Ghost Framework

Ghost Framework:

This Framework is easy to use for any Android Devices which have turned on the debug bridge in the “Developer options”. We can access it remotely with full access. How we can turn on the debug bridge.

Step 1: Download the framework.

So, first of all, we have to clone the Ghost Framework from GitHub by using the following command:

git clone https://github.com/entynetproject/ghost.git	

Step 2: Installing the framework.

Now our framework is downloaded in the home directory of our login user. So we have to go to the ghost directory using the cd (Change Directory) command.

cd ghost

Now you can list the files using the ls (list computer files) command.

ls

So now we have to install the Ghost using install.sh, but first we have to change the permission of this file by using chmod (change mode) command.

sudo chmod +x install.sh

After running this command we have to enter the password because we used sudo command here.

Now we have to install the install.sh script using this command.

sudo ./install.sh

Now after running this command it is automatically installing all dependencies.

Step 3: Run Ghost Framework.

After installing Framework you have to run the following command to run the Ghost in the terminal.

sudo ghost

What we can do with Ghost Framework

• See device activity information.

• See device battery state.

• See device network information.

• See device system information.

• See device system information.

• Clicks the specified x and y axis.

• Control device keyboard.

• Press/Simulate key-press on target device.

• Open URL on device.

• Control device screen.

• Take device screenshot.

• Open device shell.

• Types the specified text on the device.

• Upload local file.

• Download remote file.

• Show Contacts Saved on Device.

• Reboot device.
  

Ghost Framework has a simple and clear UX/UI. It is easy to understand. Ghost Framework can be used to remove the remote Android device password if it was forgotten. It is also can be used to access the remote Android device shell without using OpenSSH or other protocols.