Hacklock is a Bash-based Termux project designed to imitate an Android pattern-lock interface and capture the pattern entered into it. The repository describes the workflow as phishing rather than as direct exploitation of Android's lock-screen security. It claims to work from both rooted and non-rooted Android devices because the collection mechanism is delivered through a web-style lure rather than a device privilege escalation. The project includes support for exposing the imitation page through tunneling services and displaying the captured pattern in a numbered representation. Its interface also includes update, information, and exit functions. The tool is suitable only for controlled awareness testing or research with explicit authorization because using it to obtain another person's unlock pattern would be credential theft.
Features
- Android pattern-lock imitation pages
- Pattern-input capture functionality
- Termux-based Bash interface
- Rooted and non-rooted Android support claims
- Remote page exposure through tunneling services
- Captured pattern visualization