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Oblivion

net.oblivion.wipe

Remote lock and wipe triggers for compromised or unattended devices.

Latest documented release1.0.626 Jul 2026 · 5.2 MB

01 / Overview

Is Oblivion safe?

Oblivion is a security-focused Android application that allows a user to lock and wipe a device when a trigger is fired. The application is intended for high-risk situations such as device loss, forced unlock, or temporary loss of physical control. Trigger methods: Panic button (Quick Settings tile) Remote message containing a secret code Trigger when the device has not been unlocked for a config…

Developer
oblivion
Category
Security
First release
26 Jul 2026
License
Not documented

02 / Package identity

Technical fingerprint

Application IDnet.oblivion.wipe
Latest APK SHA-256368efe6edea43acea6d0477879def063556497a49c1103074a73ce77d24a06aa
Signing certificateCC:7E:A1:15:78:CA:43:39:99:7B:04:73:11:8E:C8:C8:3E:D6:04:68:34:A7:B6:84:AC:F0:8B:17:4E:21:EA:98
MIN ANDROID24TARGET33ARCHITECTURE

03 / History

Project timeline

Package observed in source index

Metadata and versions observed from the fdroid repository index.

04 / Version archive

Documented releases

1 TOTAL
VersionReleasedAndroidArchitecture
1.0.624+

05 / Safety & access

Safety verdict

Authentic — file hash matches the source indexNo ads or tracking flagged by the source
IntegritySHA-256 verified vs source
SourceOpen-source · fdroid
Permissions5 declared · 1 sensitive
Signaturepresent
Anti-featuresNo known anti-features
Sensitive accessCAMERA

Declared permissions

Tracker status: Not assessed by WIKI for Android.

06 / Sources

Evidence ledger

Each entry is a captured public reference backing this record.