Network & Security Config

Genymotion states none of its products are affected by the Apache log4j vulnerability (CVE-2021-44228).

Genymotion Desktop webcam troubleshooting. Genymotion Desktop does not work well with virtual webcams. A webcam must support the UVC standard (USB vid...

Camera on iOS devices requires h264, which has not been fully implemented yet, so camera on iOS is currently not available for Genymotion SaaS.

Troubleshooting for apps that do not appear in Google Play Store on Genymotion PaaS/Device image, including ARM (armv7/armv8), root detection, and uns...

Genymotion games support guidance. Google Play Store is not preinstalled and Open GApps is required. Many games require Android ARM64 and may detect r...

Tutorial for using MobSF with Genymotion SaaS. Includes requirements, gmsaas CLI setup, ADB connection commands, and steps to modify, install, and lau...

Tutorial for using MobSF with Genymotion Device Image. Setup includes Quickstart, Network with Public IP, Security/Firewall for TCP port 5555, enablin...

Install Magisk on Genymotion. Prerequisites list Magisk Manager ver. 23.0 and framework build for x86, x86_64, and arm64.

Connect Burp Suite to Genymotion SaaS by setting up the Burp Suite proxy, installing the Burp certificate, and configuring Android global proxy with g...

Genymotion device images support root access with Web UI, CLI, and HTTP API controls.

Connect Burp Suite to Genymotion PaaS (Device Image) using a Burp Suite CA certificate and ADB. Steps include importing CA certificate and setting And...

Guide to enabling and using root access on Genymotion Desktop, including non-rooted images, rooting, adb commands, and signing system apps.

Connect Burp Suite to Genymotion Desktop. Steps include exporting Burp Suite certificates, installing them as user or system (root) certificates, and ...

Genymotion SaaS tutorials about connecting virtual devices to ADB and using MobSF, plus Magisk installation, Burp Suite setup, Aplitools visual tests,...

Genymotion Device Image blog tag page listing tutorials with Julien Maneyrol on Magisk, Android Automotive vehicle properties, Burp Suite, Appium para...

Genymotion Desktop tutorials: Install Magisk on Genymotion, Connect Burp Suite to Genymotion Desktop, and Create your own skin for Genymotion Desktop.

Rooting allows Android mobile operating system users to reach privileged control (known as root access) over various Android subsystems. This page cov...

Advanced developer tools widget provides quick access to Android developer tools. Includes Root Access and Force desktop mode with multiple display. M...

Genymotion “Other” page listing Miscellaneous Tutorials, including tutorials for connecting to ADB, installing Magisk, and connecting Burp Suite with ...

Guide about Magisk on Genymotion; article moved to our website.

Guidance to secure ADB connections for Genymotion Device image instances to prevent unauthorized access.

Troubleshooting steps for starting Genymotion virtual devices on Windows when QEMU cannot start due to Hyper-V and virtualization issues.

Explanation of the error when license registration fails too many times, IP blocks for 24 hours, and steps to verify the license key and avoid typos.

The iOS camera requires h264 support which has recently been added to Genymotion Device images but is not activated for iOS yet; camera on iOS devices...

Instructions to verify password and address potential IP blocks when Genymotion Desktop reports bad credentials.

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Instructions to connect a Genymotion Device Image (PaaS) instance to an IDE via ADB, including firewall setup and steps to connect.

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Guidance on root access status for Genymotion virtual devices across Desktop, SaaS, and Device Image environments.

Troubleshooting steps for login errors on Genymotion Desktop, including too many connection attempts and network/firewall issues.

Troubleshooting drag-and-drop issues with Genymotion Desktop on Windows and Linux.

Instructions on internet access and firewall configuration for Genymotion Desktop with VirtualBox and QEMU.

Troubleshooting steps for errors creating VirtualBox Host-Only adapters on Windows with Genymotion Desktop.

Troubleshooting app installation and runtime in Genymotion SaaS, covering ARM-only apps, root detection, and unsupported features.

Troubleshooting steps for macOS when Genymotion cannot create a VirtualBox host-only network interface, including VPNs, security prompts, and SIP-rela...

Troubleshooting steps for a network connectivity error when launching Genymotion Desktop, including VPN/firewall considerations.

Help article about signing in to Genymotion Desktop, credential verification, network security, and Active Directory requirements.

Troubleshooting WebRTC display forwarding from Genymotion Device image (PaaS) to a browser, including Chrome compatibility, firewall rules, and NAT/TU...

Tutorials on using MobSF with Genymotion for security testing and device image guidance.

Genymotion SaaS introduces Single Sign-On authentication with Google and GitHub to simplify and secure login.

Genymotion SaaS Root Access guide describing rooting, unrooting, and adb commands.

Prerequisites for Genymotion SaaS usage including web browser, network security, and Android SDK tools.

Genymotion device image extra features documentation, including locale, dark mode, power controls, logs, content, and configuration options.

Guidance for deploying Genymotion Cloud on GCP, including available Android images, network security, and instance deployment steps.

Prerequisites for Genymotion Device image, including web browser recommendations and network security settings.

Genymobile vulnerability disclosure policy with a “Report a Vulnerability” form link and “Special Thanks” acknowledgements for confirmed and approved ...

The Network widget in Genymotion tests application behavior with different network quality and performance types using Wifi and Mobile data simulation...

The Baseband widget allows you to test applications by providing information and control related to the network and SIM operators.

Guidance on reporting security vulnerabilities and bugs on Genymotion's website, including where to find the Vulnerability Disclosure policy.