I f I found this amazing tutorial which will let you install the easy hacking operating system for hacker i.e "BackTrack 5" on an Android Device. The most important thing was that they installed Backtrack using a VNC option. In this you don't have to change your origina operating system and can access backtrack like an application only. If you know linux you can probably write small script to run the backtrack 5 on your android device. Description: Backtrack is a very popular linux distribution for penetration testing. It has hundreds of tools for pentesting and hacking. Now a version of backtrack is available for arm processor devices. Normally android based mobile devices uses arm processor so we can install arm version of backtrack on android devices. This video explains very clearly step by step method of installing process of arm version of backtrack on android devices. Following are the steps and utility for the installation process. 1. Download terminal emulator,a...

NetTools : Network Tool Suite for hackers & network admins. This is a compilation of different utilities used by network admins in daily chores. NetTools was inspired from the NetTools software by "ahmadi" which found a rife use by hackers and network administrators. NetTools is an utility suite. It has many apps to help network admins to monitor and test sites. The first version has the following tools:- * IP Resolver * Whois * Website Source Viewer * Port Scanner * Hexadecimal to Binary &  Decimal converter * Ping  The app is free to download from the Play Store (Android Market).  NetTools is under construction and will host a much larger number of tools in the future. Install on Android from here . If you want to contribute to the code do contact us.  Well, this is my(Shashank Agarwal) first app on Android Market, after working on other's apps finally I have my own of Android Market. Do tell me how is the application and what more would you like to ...

The latest speculation created by Android is  not on some new launch or feature but the name itself. According to Forbes, a software developer named Erich Specht who also happens to be an ISP is suing the search giant for using the name Android. Not only is Specht suing Google, he’s also intent on doing the same with 46 other companies over the use of the name. He runs a company called Android Data Corp. He’s suing the companies for a whopping $94 million. The list includes major U.S. firms like Motorola ( MOT - news - people ), Qualcomm ( QCOM - news - people ), Sprint Nextel ( S - news - people ), T-Mobile and Texas Instruments ( TXN - news - people ), and foreign companies such as China Mobile ( CHL - news - people ), Samsung, Telefonica ( TEF - news - peo...