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Imo, users would probably spend more time understanding the underlying logic behind the password validation and fetching, rather than understanding how to invasively inject logging...

Perhaps, just generate 5 random passwords at the start instead? and compare against a list.

Could also generate 5 constant usernames that map against the generated password...

Perhaps, make the user override some of the function logic, or make more complex function calls, rather than just adding a Log.d call in de-compiled smali...

Idea is to have user involve with more complex smali programming (Or frida handling if they prefer to use it)

Harder to implement since I would need to setup a backend server running 24/7, though maybe I could have a easy-to-execute simple backend API script to let users run on Localhost?

Goal is to let user spy on incoming/outgoing network traffic on the android application...

Add questions where users should check for basic app vulnerabilities.

Likely just a simple static analysis with mob-sf...

Add hidden activities where the user would normally be unable to navigate through without invasive means.

Setup a question, requiring them to invasive navigate to the target hidden activity.

Likely through frida hooks...