<p><i>This is the <b>beta channel</b> of Bugbane, released ahead of the stable app for early testing. Expect rough edges; it installs alongside the stable app.</i></p> <b>Bugbane</b> is an open-source Android application designed to help users perform basic forensic self-triage on their own devices. It uses Wireless ADB to collect the same type of data that tools like <a href="https://github.com/mvt-project/androidqf">AndroidQF</a> or <a href="https://github.com/mvt-project/mvt">MVT</a> would extract, but without requiring external computers, cables, or command-line expertise. <b>Requirements</b> <ul> <li>Wireless ADB must be available on your device (Android 11+).</li> <li>A Wi-Fi connection to pair the device locally.</li> <li>Basic understanding that this tool is for self-triage and <i>cannot</i> guarantee detection.</li> </ul> <b>Features</b> <ul> <li>A step-by-step wizard to guide you through enabling developer options, pairing ADB, and preparing for acquisition.</li> <li>One-click forensic acquisition of relevant device logs and configurations.</li> <li>Encrypted export options through system dialogs, Signal, or email.</li> <li>Ability to delete or rename existing acquisitions locally.</li> <li>Indicators of compromise are periodically updated from <a href="https://github.com/mvt-project/mvt-indicators/blob/main/indicators.yaml">mvt-indicators</a>.</li> <li>Ability to keep acquisitions on device, and scan them multiple times using new indicators, to detect past compromises.</li> </ul> <b>Security and Privacy</b> <p>Bugbane does not transmit your data automatically. All exports remain on-device until you decide to share them with trusted organizations or analysts.</p> <b>Planned Improvements</b> <ul> <li>Streamlined workflows for collaborating organizations.</li> <li>Localization and accessibility enhancements.</li> <li>Automated rescan of past acquisitions after each indicators update.</li> </ul> <b>Translations</b> <p>Help us imp