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SecureCodeBox Mobile Security Scanner Integration - Documentation

Overview

This project integrates multiple mobile application security scanners (MobSF, APKHunt, APKTool-Semgrep) with the secureCodeBox framework to provide automated, scalable security analysis of mobile application files (APK/IPA) in Kubernetes environments.

Documentation Structure

This documentation is organized into comprehensive sections covering all aspects of the system:

Comprehensive requirements specification covering:

  • Functional and non-functional requirements
  • Environment setup requirements
  • System dependencies and prerequisites
  • Performance and security requirements
  • Testing and maintenance requirements

System design and architecture details including:

  • High-level system architecture
  • Component interactions and data flow
  • Security architecture and scalability design
  • Deployment architecture and integration points
  • Mermaid diagrams for visual understanding

Developer-focused technical details covering:

  • Complete API reference for all components
  • Algorithm implementations and code examples
  • Data storage implementation (in-memory and MinIO)
  • Security implementations and basic error handling
  • Current limitations and improvement areas

User-friendly guides and instructions including:

  • Quick start guide for immediate setup
  • Detailed usage instructions for all features
  • Comprehensive troubleshooting guide
  • Best practices and advanced features
  • FAQ and support resources

Quick reference for environment configuration:

  • Prerequisites and system requirements
  • Environment variables and configuration
  • Platform-specific setup notes

Detailed setup and configuration guide for the web interface:

  • GUI deployment instructions
  • Configuration options and customization
  • Troubleshooting common GUI issues
  • Advanced features and API endpoints

Roadmap and enhancement suggestions:

  • Performance optimization opportunities
  • Scalability considerations
  • Update according to progress

Quick Navigation

For New Users

  1. Start with End-User Documentation for setup and usage
  2. Refer to Requirements Documentation for system understanding
  3. Use the troubleshooting section in End-User Documentation for issues

For Developers

  1. Review Architectural Documentation for system design
  2. Study Technical Documentation for implementation details
  3. Check Requirements Documentation for specifications
  4. Follow Environment Setup Documentation for quick setup
  5. Review GUI Setup Documentation for interface customization

Project Structure

Project/
├── apkhunt/                 # APKHunt scanner integration
├── mobsf/                   # MobSF scanner integration
├── apktool-semgrep/        # APKTool-Semgrep scanner integration
├── gui/                     # Web application interface
├── test-files/             # Sample APK/IPA files for testing
├── setup_linux_latest.sh   # Linux setup script
├── setup_env_win.ps1       # Windows setup script
└── docs/                   # This documentation
    ├── README.md           # This file
    ├── requirements.md     # Requirements documentation
    ├── architecture.md     # Architectural documentation
    ├── technical.md        # Technical documentation
    ├── end-user.md         # End-user documentation
    ├── gui-setup.md        # GUI setup documentation
    ├── environment-setup.md # Environment setup guide
    └── further-improvements.md # Future improvements

Key Features

  • Multiple Scanner Support: MobSF, APKHunt, and APKTool-Semgrep
  • Web-based GUI: Easy-to-use interface for file upload and scan management
  • Real-time Monitoring: Live scan progress and status updates
  • Automated Results: Webhook-based result delivery
  • Kubernetes Native: Full Kubernetes integration with Helm charts
  • Security Focused: Containerized, isolated scan execution
  • Scalable Architecture: Horizontal scaling and resource management

Getting Started

Prerequisites

  • Docker Desktop (Windows/Mac) or Docker Engine (Linux)
  • At least 4GB RAM available
  • Stable internet connection
  • APK or IPA files for testing

Quick Setup

Linux

chmod +x setup_linux_latest.sh
./setup_linux_latest.sh

Access the System

  1. Open browser to http://localhost:8088
  2. Upload an APK or IPA file
  3. Select a scanner and start scanning
  4. View results in real-time

Current Implementation Status

✅ Implemented Features

  • Basic file upload and validation
  • MobSF scanner integration
  • Web-based GUI with real-time status
  • Kubernetes deployment with Helm
  • MinIO file storage integration
  • Webhook-based result delivery
  • Basic error handling and logging

🔄 Current Limitations

  • Basic error handling only
  • No automated testing framework
  • Limited security controls
  • No caching implementation
  • Basic logging

🚧 Planned Improvements

See Further Improvements for detailed roadmap.

Support and Resources

Documentation Links

Community Support

  • secureCodeBox Community Forums
  • GitHub Issues for bug reports
  • Project Wiki for additional resources

Troubleshooting

Version Information

  • Documentation Version: 1.0.0
  • Last Updated: July 2025
  • Compatible with: secureCodeBox v4.x
  • Supported Platforms: Windows, Linux, macOS
  • Implementation Status: Proof of Concept

References and Bibliography

Primary Sources

SecureCodeBox Framework

Mobile Security Scanners

Container and Orchestration Technologies

Web Development Frameworks

Storage and Infrastructure

Academic and Research Sources

Mobile Application Security

Container Security

Community and Support Resources

Forums and Communities

Technical Specifications

Documentation Standards


Note: All URLs and references were current as of the last documentation update. For the most recent information, please visit the official documentation sites directly.

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