Dynamic: dynamic_cracked

Description

Perform a dynamic search for cracked credentials or applications identified in breach and defacement datasets, highlighting high-risk compromised apps, accounts and password reuse exposure.

The request is an HTTP POST and expects a JSON body with a text object. For APK/app lookups, the backend currently supports using a Play Store URL to identify cracked or repackaged versions:

{
  "text": {
    "playstore": "https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jrzheng.supervpnfree&hl=en"
  }
}

The playstore field should contain a valid Google Play application URL for which cracked or modified artifacts should be discovered.

Response

Dynamic search results listing cracked or modified application artifacts with related context and metadata.

The response is a JSON object containing a result array. Each element describes one discovered artifact, such as a cracked APK:

Example response:

{
  "result": [
    {
      "m_app_name": "SuperVPN Fast VPN Client v3.0.3.apk",
      "m_package_id": "com.jrzheng.supervpnfree",
      "m_app_url": "https://filecr.com/android/supervpn-fast-vpn-client/",
      "m_network": "clearnet",
      "m_version": "3.0.3",
      "m_content_type": ["apk"],
      "m_download_link": [],
      "m_apk_size": null,
      "m_latest_date": "2025-10-30",
      "m_mod_features": ""
    }
  ]
}

Field semantics for each element under result:

  • m_app_name — name of the discovered app artifact (often includes version and .apk suffix)

  • m_package_id — application package identifier (e.g. com.jrzheng.supervpnfree)

  • m_app_url — URL of the site hosting the cracked or redistributed app (e.g. warez/file hosting site)

  • m_network — network type where the artifact is hosted (typically clearnet)

  • m_version — discovered application version string

  • m_content_type — internal labels describing artifact type (e.g. apk)

  • m_download_link — list of direct download URLs for the artifact when available (may be empty)

  • m_apk_size — APK file size when known, otherwise null

  • m_latest_date — most recent observation date for this artifact

  • m_mod_features — description of modifications, cracks or extra features, if provided by the source

Multiple entries can be returned in result if the same Play Store app is found across different cracked repositories or mirrors. Duplicate-looking entries may indicate separate sources with the same version and metadata.