adbfriend

The project demonstrates good security practices by explicitly defining and enforcing `allowed_paths` on the Android device and `host_allowed_paths` on the host system, mitigating arbitrary file access. It also uses string escaping functions (`escapeForSync`, `escapeForMD5`) to help prevent common shell injection vulnerabilities when executing ADB shell commands. However, many core operations rely on `ShellCommandRequest`, which, if input sanitization were flawed or if an AI agent crafted a highly sophisticated malicious input to a tool, could still pose a risk. No hardcoded secrets or 'eval' statements were found. The inherent power of ADB operations (e.g., uninstalling apps, modifying system settings) means careful use in a controlled environment is always recommended.