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SPIC - Simple Play Integrity Checker

SPIC (short for Simple Play Integrity Checker) is a simple Android App that demonstrates the usage of the PlayIntegrity API as well as the deprecated SafetyNet Attestation API.

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Usage

The app sends a request to the Play Integrity API or SafetyNet Attestation API verifies the request locally on the Android Device or on a remote Server using the Server Implementation (URL can be defined in settings) and shows the result of the verdict to the user. The Raw JSON result can also be viewed and copied to the clipboard.

Before calling the API to do the attestation a nonce has to be generated which can happen on the device locally (only recommended for testing purposes) or on the server implementation (recommended for production). When using the PlayIntegrity API the verdict check can also be toggled between google and server. The only difference is when using the server the response encryption keys are managed locally on the server and the decryption of the verdict takes place here whereas when using the google option they are managed by google directly and the verdict is decrypted there.

On the settings page a url to reach the Server Implementation can be set. Toggeling between System/Light/Dark mode of the app can be done here as well. The about page contains some more resources about the used APIs as well as the App itself.

Disclaimer

If you plan on using the Play Integrity / SafetyNet Attestation API in your own app, you should propably use a encrypted connection between the server and the client. Local checks on the Android Devices shouldn't be implemented either. Ideally you should pair this API with another authentication method. Be warned: This implementation is just a proof of concept!

Screenshots

Play Integrity Request supports Dark Mode
play_integrity dark_mode
Settings Page About Page
settings about

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Build

  • build the app using AndroidStudio or the gradlew :app:aR command
  • if the server functionality is desired, refer to the documentation of the Server Implementation to set things like environment variables

Some sepcific notes to use the SafetyNet and PlayIntegrity API:

SafetyNet:

  • Obtain an API Key for the SafetyNet Attestation API from Google follwing the official documentation
  • add it to to local.properties as api_key=...

PlayIntegrity:

  • in order to decrypt the integrity verdict locally on the device or the server you have to manage the corresponding decryption and verification keys by yourself. This is only possible if you have a paid Google Developer Account and registered the app bundle in the Google Play Console. Navigate to Release -> Setup -> AppIntegrity -> Response encryption, click on Change and choose Manage and download my response encryption keys. Follow the instructions to create a private-public key pair in order to download the encrypted keys.
  • add the keys to local.properties as base64_of_encoded_decryption_key=... and base64_of_encoded_verification_key=...

Final local.properties file should look like this:

sdk.dir = YOUR SDK PATH
api_key = YOUR KEY
base64_of_encoded_decryption_key = YOUR DECRYPTION KEY
base64_of_encoded_verification_key = YOUR VERIFICATION KEY

Architecture

The app is being developed with the help of Jetpack Compose and makes use of the material 2 design components of google. The following APIs are used:

  • SafetyNet Attestation API
  • Play Integrity API

Credits

Some parts of the app are inspired and contain code of the YASNAC app implementation of the SafetyNet Attestation API by RikkaW. Especially the UI of the verdict result are inspired from this app. Some other parts of the server implementation (google request for playIntegrity decrypt) are inspired by the app Play Integrity API Checker by 1nikolas.

License

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2023 Henrik Herzig

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