security-firebase-apk-scanner

To scan an Android APK for Firebase misconfigurations, you provide the APK file to the scanner. It analyzes the package to detect exposed Firebase API keys, project IDs, and insecure database access controls.

Scanning an APK identifies exposed Firebase credentials including API keys and project IDs. It also detects misconfigured access controls for Firebase Realtime Database, Firestore, Storage, and Authentication services.

Yes, you can test unauthorized data access by analyzing the extracted APK. The scanner validates Firebase Realtime Database and Firestore access controls to identify exposed data and test for unauthorized access.

Yes, the scanner checks Firebase Storage bucket configurations and Authentication settings. It assesses these Firebase services within the APK to identify misconfigurations and validate exposure of storage access rules.

The best way to find insecure Firebase API keys in mobile apps is to analyze the compiled Android APK. This process extracts Firebase configurations and tests them for unauthorized data access and exposed credentials.

Yes, you need the Android APK file to audit Firebase security settings. The scanner requires the compiled APK package to extract and validate Firebase configurations, API keys, and database access rules.