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APKLeaks installation error fixed: APK bug boundy tool


 step 1: git clone https://github.com/dwisiswant0/apkleaks.git  

step 2: cd apkleaks/

step 3: apt install python3-pyaxmlparser

step 4: sudo apt install jadx

step 5: python3  apkleaks.py  -f   ~/Downloads/<app-to-test-android.apk >

 


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