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anti_hook_vpn

Flutter plugin to detect VPN, Proxy, and Frida hooking on Android & iOS. Protect your app from runtime attack tools.

1.0.3 72 downloads/mo #2754 most downloaded on pub.dev hainguyen-ar1/anti_hook_vpn

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Last release 2 months ago

26 May 2026

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only 2 release windows

Some releases are documented

notes for 2 of 4 stable releases

Nothing withdrawn

no release was ever pulled

4 months old

4 releases · first in 2026

4 releases in the last 12 months

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Release timeline

4 releases · Apr 2026 to May 2026
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Releases

latest 4
  1. 1.0.3 26 May 2026
    Release notes
    • Translate all documentation, comments, and UI strings to English for broader international adoption.
    • Lower minimum SDK constraint from Dart 3.5.0 to Dart 2.18.0 (Flutter 3.3.0+) for wider project compatibility.
    • Replace PopScope with WillPopScope to support older Flutter versions.
    • Replace context.mounted check with try-catch for backward compatibility with Flutter < 3.7.
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  2. 1.0.2 22 Apr 2026

    Nothing published for this version

  3. 1.0.1 22 Apr 2026

    Nothing published for this version

  4. 1.0.0 22 Apr 2026
    Release notes
    • Initial release.
    • Detect Frida hooking framework via TCP port scan and /proc/self/maps inspection (Android) or dylib scan (iOS).
    • Detect active VPN connections using NetworkCapabilities.TRANSPORT_VPN (Android) and CFNetworkCopySystemProxySettings __SCOPED__ keys (iOS).
    • Detect system-level HTTP/HTTPS proxy set by tools such as HTTP Toolkit or Charles Proxy.
    • AntiHookVpn.checkSecurity() — returns a SecurityStatus with individual flags for Frida and VPN/Proxy.
    • AntiHookVpn.checkAndBlockIfNeeded() — shows an un-dismissible blocking dialog and forces app exit when a threat is detected.
    • Supports Android (minSdk 24+) and iOS (13.0+).
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