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Android Security Training

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Sessions: 35
Course Type: Online
700+ Students
4.9/5 Google Rating
Certificate Included
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What You'll Learn

Understand Android architecture, system components, HAL, libraries, runtime, and security model.

Analyze Android application structure, IPC, publishing, and security fundamentals.

Set up a mobile hacking lab, root/jailbreak devices, and configure ADB, Burp Suite, Frida, and MobSF.

Perform Android penetration testing, network interception, and dynamic instrumentation with Frida.

Reverse engineer APKs using Apktool and JADX for static and code analysis.

Discover and exploit Android attack surfaces: exported components, deep links, WebViews, insecure storage, and SQL injection.

Hands-on with tools: ADB, Android Studio Emulator, Burp Suite, Frida, MobSF, Apktool, JADX, and more.

This hands‑on Android Security course teaches you to identify, exploit and remediate security issues in Android applications. You'll work through a structured methodology aligned to OWASP MASVS and MSTG, combining static, dynamic and runtime analysis.

You'll reverse APKs with JADX, automate assessments with MobSF, and instrument apps with Frida/Objection to bypass protections like SSL pinning and root/emulator checks. We cover insecure storage, IPC abuse, WebView risks, exported components, and network weaknesses.

Key Benefits
  • Standards‑aligned: Maps to OWASP MASVS/MSTG categories.
  • Tooling: Frida, Objection, MobSF, ADB, JADX, apktool, mitmproxy.
  • Practice‑first: Guided labs and a final pentest project with reporting.
  • Module 1: Android Basics
    • Introduction to Android architecture
    • Kernel and system-level components
    • Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL)
    • Libraries & Runtime environment
    • Java APIs and Applications
    • Android security model
    • Android application structure
    • Inter-Process Communication (IPC) in Android
    • Android application publishing process
    • Android application security fundamentals (certificates)
  • Module 2: Android Penetration Testing Basics
    • Host software setup and lab environment creation
    • Exploring Different Types of Rootings and Their Implications
    • Setting Up an Android Penetration Testing Environment (Jailbreaking a Device)
    • Mobile hacking lab with Android device & emulator setup
    • Android Debug Bridge (ADB) basics for pentesting
    • Intercepting Android network traffic
    • Burp Suite integration with Android
    • Frida setup, usage, and dynamic instrumentation
    • Using Frida CodeShare for custom scripts
    • Mobile Security Framework (MobSF) setup and usage
  • Module 3: Reverse Engineering
    • Introduction to Android reverse engineering
    • Pulling APK files for analysis
    • Reverse engineering with Apktool (disassemble & rebuild)
    • Reverse engineering with JADX (decompile to Java)
  • Module 4: Discovering the Android Attack Surface
    • Understanding Android application attack surfaces
    • Exploiting exported activities
    • Exploiting exported services
    • Exploiting exported broadcast receivers
    • Exploiting Android deep links
    • Exploiting insecure WebViews
    • Exploiting insecure data storage: Shared Preferences, Local Databases, Temporary Data Storage
    • Exploiting SQL injection vulnerabilities in Android apps
  • Module 5: Android Security Overview
    • Ecosystem, threat model, MASVS categories; lab setup.
  • Module 6: Static Analysis
    • APK structure, manifest review, reversing with JADX/apktool, MobSF automation.
  • Module 7: Dynamic/Runtime Analysis
    • Frida hooks, Objection workflows, traffic interception (mitmproxy), storage inspection.
  • Module 8: Bypasses
    • Root/emulator detection bypass, SSL pinning bypass, certificate pinning strategies.
  • Module 9: Common Vulnerabilities
    • Insecure storage, exported components, WebView issues, IPC abuse, hardcoded secrets.
  • Module 10: Final Project
    • End‑to‑end pentest of a provided Android app, exploitation and reporting.
  • Tools Covered in This Course
    • Device & Environment Setup: ADB, Android Studio Emulator
    • Traffic Interception: Burp Suite, MITM tools
    • Dynamic Instrumentation: Frida, Frida CodeShare
    • Static & Reverse Engineering: Apktool, JADX, MobSF
    • An emulator is sufficient, but a test device improves realism for some labs.
    • Frida, Objection, MobSF, ADB, JADX, apktool, mitmproxy and related utilities.
    • Yes. It follows OWASP MASVS/MSTG guidance.

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Android Security

₹ 10,000 (GST 18% applicable)

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