safesecurelibs 1.0.0+2

A Flutter package for checking device security status including root detection, developer mode, and dangerous apps.

SafeSecureLibs

A Flutter package for checking device security status including root detection, developer mode, and dangerous apps detection on Android devices.

Features

• Developer Mode Detection: Check if developer options are enabled
• Root Access Detection: Detect if the device is rooted
• Magisk Detection: Identify Magisk root management installation
• Dangerous Apps Detection: Detect potentially harmful apps installed on the device

Installation

Add this to your package's pubspec.yaml file:

dependencies:
  safe_secure_libs: ^1.0.0

Then run:

flutter pub get

Usage

1. Import the package:

import 'package:safe_secure_libs/safe_secure_libs.dart';

2. Use the security checker:

final securityStatus = await CheckerMethode.checkSecurityStatus();

// Access individual security checks
bool isDevModeEnabled = securityStatus['isDevModeEnabled'];
bool isRooted = securityStatus['isRooted'];
bool isMagiskDetected = securityStatus['isMagiskDetected'];
bool hasDangerousApps = securityStatus['hasDangerousApps'];

3. Example implementation:

class SecurityCheckPage extends StatefulWidget {
  @override
  State createState() => _SecurityCheckPageState();
}

class _SecurityCheckPageState extends State {
  Map _securityStatus = {
    'isDevModeEnabled': false,
    'isRooted': false,
    'isMagiskDetected': false,
    'hasDangerousApps': false
  };

  @override
  void initState() {
    super.initState();
    _checkSecurity();
  }

  Future _checkSecurity() async {
    final status = await CheckerMethode.checkSecurityStatus();
    setState(() {
      _securityStatus = status;
    });
  }
}

Platform Support

Android	iOS
✅	❌

Configuration

Android

No additional configuration required. The package automatically handles all necessary Android-specific implementations.

iOS

iOS support is currently not available.

Security Checks Details

Developer Mode Detection

Checks if developer options are enabled in the device settings. This can indicate potential security risks as developer options may enable USB debugging and other sensitive features.

Root Detection

Performs various checks to determine if the device has been rooted, including:

• Checking for common root management apps
• Scanning for su binary in various system locations
• Verifying system partition mount status

Magisk Detection

Specifical