Release SUPER 0.2.0 · SUPERAndroidAnalyzer/super

Second release of SUPER, with a ton of changes and new contributors!

Changelog

SUPER now uses templates for report generation. This is one of the biggest changes of the release, and enables users to create their own report templates.
Installation package for Mac OS.
Line highlighting is now shown in the vulnerable line of the code in found vulnerabilities, colored depending on the criticity of the vulnerability.
Reports now show the version of SUPER used to generate them.
SUPER now supports analysis of applications placed anywhere instead of having to place them in a folder.
Added the --open option to automatically open reports.
Added the --test-all option to the CLI, that will test all .apk files in the downloads folder.
Added options to the CLI to modify the properties in the config file. We now have --downloads, --threads, --dist, --results, --apktool, --dex2jar, --jd-cmd, --rules or --template options in the CLI.

SUPER now detects exported attributes in <provider>, <receiver>, <activity>, <activity-alias> and <service> tags in the AndroidManifest.xml, and reports potential vulnerabilities. This still needs work since we still don't have all the required information to show real vulnerabilities.

Changed paths for better multi-platform support.
Regular Expressions:
- URL Disclosure no longer detects content providers (content://...).
Solved some coloring errors when combining styling and color in the same print.