Garuda M-Scan

Garuda M-Scan (MOD-M-SCAN) is an automated mobile threat intelligence and forensic scanning suite engineered to evaluate Android device security. It provides military-grade device auditing, real-time APK signature analysis, hardware integrity checks, and multi-source threat intelligence aggregation for defense and law enforcement personnel.

Executes multi-layered root detection heuristics, checking for binary su paths, Magisk/KernelSU hooks, unlocked bootloader status, SELinux enforcement policies, and Google Play Integrity API compliance. Generates an objective device integrity risk score.

Extracts package signatures, SHA-256 hashes, and developer certificate keys from installed APKs. Queries live multi-feed security APIs including VirusTotal, Shodan, and HaveIBeenPwned (HIBP) to identify known malware variants, command-and-control IPs, and breached credentials.

Scans all installed applications against a high-risk matrix targeting dangerous runtime permissions—such as covert SMS access, ambient microphone recording, background camera execution, precise GPS tracking, and accessibility service hooks used by spywares.

Inspects deep hardware parameters including baseband processor details, Android security patch levels, OEM bootloader signatures, ADB debugging states, and USB interface security flags to detect hardware implants or unauthorized developer modifications.

Compiles complete scan telemetry into a tamper-evident forensic PDF export. Reports contain executive risk summaries, detailed itemized permission matrix breakdowns, API threat lookup matches, and SHA-256 digital signature stamps for court-admissible evidence.

Triggers automated security alerts when critical threat thresholds are breached. Connects with command center dashboards to flag compromised field devices and isolate suspicious hardware node IDs before data exfiltration occurs.

Maintains strict chain-of-custody protocols. Device scans are tagged with operator credentials, timestamped UTC signatures, and stored in encrypted evidence vaults accessible only by authorized forensic supervisors.