KaflukeHost
(Android AIO PHP-server APK for self hosting)​

Contents:

• Info (general information)

• Download (downloadlinks to apk)

• Requirements (content of your WiiU sdcard)

• Installation (how to install / uninstall)

• Modify/Edit (hosting your OWN files)

• Changelog (all changes here)

• Screenshots (just some screenshots of the app)

• Credits (credit to)

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Info:

This is an android version of Kafluke's AIO Self hosting 2.1. It has been tested on older versions of Android plus all newer versions (at the time of this post).

I am posting this on behalf of @oldsk00l who is the developer that created it. This is a one shot deal. Install the APK and start the server. Easy peasy!

Once it has been released there will be little to no support. If you are having troubles with the app please post your issues here and we will try and help you sort it out. Since all firmwares are working 100% launch success there isn't much more to do with the app as far as updates. Once IOSU exploit is out this will be obsolete anyway so the goal is to give users something easy to launch their web exploits in the mean time.

Download:

KaflukeHost 1.1.0 - older versions of Android (4.0 - 4.4)

KaflukeHost 2.0.0 - newer versions of Android (5.0 - 7.0++)

• Download APK (click me)

Requirements:

You must have your SDcard (of your WiiU) setup correctly with all required files and folders or the android app will NOT work with Homebrew Launcher and Loadiine GX2.

You can get the SDcard package by downloading the Kafluke AIO package without PC software here:

• Download (Latest stable package = AIO Self Hosting 2.1 (released on 8-23-16))
  (just use the "SD CARD" folder and ignore the "www" folder cause it's already included in this app)

Installation:

1. Just download the APK to your android phone and install the APK.
   Of course you have to allow the installation of unknown sources (non-Market app).
2. On the first start of the app it will make a "KaflukeHost" dir on your internal storage / sdcard including all necessary files, these are:
   
   
   * Kafluke AIO package 2.1 (including 5.3.2, 5.4.0, 5.5.1 launchers, etc.)
   * .nomedia file (hidden file to exclude all images from your gallery)
   * php.ini (selfspeaking)
   * favicon.ico (icon for the browser)
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3. Click the "Start KaflukeHost" button to start the server
4. Type the showed "running on" IP address into the browser of your WiiU (have to be on the same network, of course)
5. It will load the known website with all the exploits
6. Profit :-)

Note 1: To uninstall this app just remove the app as normal and delete the created "KaflukeHost" dir on your internal storage / sdcard.
Note 2: Since the app does contain WiiU exploits (malicious code), be sure your android antivirus don't remove any files. It is a false positive antivirus detection.

Modify/Edit:

If you want to host your OWN files, you have to simply place them under the "KaflukeHost" dir on your internal storage / sdcard.

You can also edit / modify the already existing files, they are not "hard linked" with the app in any way.

1.1.0 APK is running PHP version 5.6.0
2.0.0 APK is running PHP version 5.6.3

Changelog:

Warning: Spoilers inside!

2.0.0 - new app for android 5.0 - 7.0++ with PHP 5.6.3, fixed PIE error, fixed unused DT entry (only from 5.0)
1.1.0 - changed some SDK stuff, added .nomedia file, changed some functions, better stability
1.0.0 - android app for android 4.0 - 4.4 with PHP 5.6.0

Screenshots:

Credits:

@Madridi - for hunting down the best payloads and making them part of the AIO.
@Kafluke - for collecting together the Kafluke's package.
@oldsk00l - for his mad troubleshooting and programming skills, getting everything running beautifully, 5.3.2 design and better 5.3.2 launch rates.
@Cybernatus - for sharing the awesome PHP scripts from loadiine.ovh
@wj44 - for the modified 5.3.2 payloads.
@soulhunter - for the webdesign.
@dimok - for creating some seriously awesome homebrew for the Wii U. (HBL and Loadiine)
"Tautvydas Andrikys" - developer of "server for PHP" android app which spending most of the code.

To all people out there who keep contributing to the WiiU scene!