How tegal1337/cilocks works
CiLocks is documented as a command-line Android/iOS security toolkit, with device-management, lock-screen, payload, and web-collection capabilities. The advertised CLI entry point is absent from the supplied tree, so its implementation and most tool wiring cannot be verified; those capabilities are shown as documented functions, not as a proven execution pipeline. The sampled PHP files do establish IP logging, geolocation and image collection behavior, and the Android project establishes a keyguard-bypass activity. Several README features, including brute-force, ADB, Metasploit, SpyCam client behavior, and iOS/Firestore tooling, have no sampled implementation.
Main entry points: index.php Landing redirect · ip.php IP capture · get.php Geolocation capture · post.php Image receiver
Components 17
Device toolkit
- CiLocks CLI
- ADB toolkit
- Lock tools
- Payload tools
- Phone control
- iOS / Firestore
Web collection
- Landing redirect
index.php - IP capture
ip.php - IP log
- Geolocation capture
info/get.php - Geolocation log
- Image receiver
post.php - Captured images
cam
Android app
- Keyguard bypass app
AntiGuard/src/io/kos/antiguard/unlock.java
Other components
- Operator
- Web visitor
- Android user
Connections 14
- Operator → CiLocks CLI: runs
- CiLocks CLI → ADB toolkit: offers tools
- CiLocks CLI → Lock tools: offers tools
- CiLocks CLI → Payload tools: offers tools
- CiLocks CLI → Phone control: offers control
- CiLocks CLI → iOS / Firestore: offers features
- Web visitor → Landing redirect: requests
- Landing redirect → IP capture: includes
- IP capture → IP log: appends
- Web visitor → Geolocation capture: submits data
- Geolocation capture → Geolocation log: appends
- Web visitor → Image receiver: submits image
- Image receiver → Captured images: writes image
- Android user → Keyguard bypass app: uses