This is an Android app, ADB host implementation, fully written in Kotlin <3 (save for the native sources, for now). It uses USB-Host Mode apis available since Android 3.1.
The app listens for USB Device Attached events, as registered on the manifest, to connect to the filtered Adb capable devices (see the intent filter xml). It also enumerates and attempts connection to already plugged devices during launch.
During adb protocol connection handshake, the Android device sends a token for the host to sign using public key encryption -- RSA. Android uses a custom format of the public key that is stored by device after a successful auth-dance for subsequent verification.
An RSA keypair is generated natively using a build of BoringSSL for Android. The app uses an armeabi-v7a static boringssl crypto lib but you can also find a arm64-v8a in the boringssl folder under native sources. NB: Make sure to change the app's target abi in the module's build.gradle if you make the swap.
Max payload for an Adb packet is 65,536 bytes but the app only supports a max 16,384 bytes as limited by the native usb IO implementation.
See:
drivers/usb/core/devio.c
All development (both new features and bug fixes) is performed in develop branch. This way master sources always contain sources of the most recently released version. Please send PRs with bug fixes to develop branch
The develop branch is pushed to master during release.
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