mkshrc – Android Shell Environment

mkshrc provides a simple, user-friendly shell environment for Android. It bundles a minimal UNIX-like toolbox (BusyBox, OpenSSL, curl, frida-server, supolicy, etc.) and installs an RC script that improves usability.

Features

• User-friendly shell interface with mkshrc
• Pre-packaged command-line tools (BusyBox, curl, OpenSSL, frida-server, supolicy, tcpdump, sqlite)
• Auto-symlinks for BusyBox applets
• Certificate injection helper (update-ca-certificate)
• Wi‑Fi inspection tool (wlan) - dumps saved networks
• Works on rooted and non-rooted devices (behavior differs, see Usage)

Included Binaries

Binary	Version	Notes
BusyBox	1.36.1.1	Multi-call binary with core tools
OpenSSL	1.1.1l (NDK 23.0.7599858)	Cryptography and TLS toolkit
cURL	7.78.0 (NDK 23.0.7599858)	Command-line HTTP/HTTPS client
frida-server	17.5.1, 16.7.9	Dynamic instrumentation toolkit
Supolicy	2.82	SELinux policy helper
Tcpdump	4.9.2 (NDK 18.1.5063045)	Network packet analyzer
SQLite	3.22.0 (NDK 16.1.4479499)	Command-line database utility

Quick install

1. Push the installer package to your device:

   adb push package/ /data/local/tmp/
   adb push install.sh /data/local/tmp/mkshrc

   (An included deploy.bat automates this on Windows)

2. Open a shell on your device:

   adb shell

3. Source the installer/environment:

   source /data/local/tmp/mkshrc

Usage / behavior

• Rooted devices The script mounts itself permanently, so future shells automatically include it.

• Non-rooted devices source /data/local/tmp/mkshrc must be run in every new shell session to enable the environment and utilities.

Extra Utilities

• update-ca-certificate <path> – install custom CA certificates into the Android system trust store.
• restart – perform a soft reboot of the Android framework (required root).
• pull <path> – safely copy a file from the system into /data/local/tmp/.
• frida {start|status|stop|version} – manage the Frida server lifecycle.
• BusyBox applets are symlinked automatically (except man).
• wlan — show saved Wi‑Fi networks (SSID, PSK, security, hidden).

Examples

Start frida:

source /data/local/tmp/mkshrc
frida start
frida status

Copy a protected file out safely:

source /data/local/tmp/mkshrc
pull /data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf
exit
adb pull /data/local/tmp/wpa_supplicant.conf .

Install a CA (example):

source /data/local/tmp/mkshrc
update-ca-certificate ./my-ca.pem

Security & privacy

• Many utilities interact with sensitive device data (Wi-Fi credentials, certificates, network traffic). Use only on devices you own or with explicit permission.
• Avoid distributing credentials or device-specific files you extract with this tool.

Disclaimer

This project is intended for educational and debugging purposes only. Using these tools may modify your Android device. Proceed at your own risk.