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    Hands-On Ethical Android App Hacking & Exploits

    Posted By: lucky_aut
    Hands-On Ethical Android App Hacking & Exploits

    Hands-On Ethical Android App Hacking & Exploits
    Published 11/2025
    Duration: 1h 48m | .MP4 1280x720 30 fps(r) | AAC, 44100 Hz, 2ch | 1.17 GB
    Genre: eLearning | Language: English

    Learn to identify, exploit, and fix vulnerabilities in Android 15 application through hands-on practical examples

    What you'll learn
    - Understand the basic structure and components of Android applications
    - Learn the Android security model and permission system fundamentals
    - Identify and exploit exported Content Providers to access sensitive application data without authorization
    - Exploit vulnerable Android Services to execute unauthorized operations like deleting data
    - Exploit JavaScript Interface vulnerabilities in WebView to read private application files and exfiltrate sensitive data
    - Use deeplink path traversal attacks to overwrite critical application files including native libraries
    - Develop proof-of-concept exploits that demonstrate real-world Android security vulnerabilities
    - Understand how Android component misconfiguration creates exploitable security weaknesses in mobile applications

    Requirements
    - Basic knowledge of Android development and Java programming
    - Familiarity with Java programming language and ability to read Java code
    - Android Studio installed on your computer for building and testing applications
    - No prior penetration testing experience required
    - No reverse experience needed.
    - Computer with at least 8GB RAM (16GB recommended) to run Android Studio and emulator smoothly
    - Basic command line knowledge for running terminal commands
    - Understanding of basic programming concepts like variables, functions, and loops

    Description
    This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.

    Learn to exploit real Android security vulnerabilities through hands-on attacks. This course teaches you how to compromise Android applications by exploiting common security flaws that exist in android apps.

    This is pure offensive security training - no theory, just attack demonstrations and hands-on exploitation. All techniques taught for ethical security research and building defensive skills.

    You'll learn to exploit exported Content Providers to steal application data, abuse vulnerable Services to execute unauthorized commands remotely, and leverage WebView JavaScript Interface flaws to read private files and exfiltrate sensitive information.

    The course covers deeplink path traversal attacks to overwrite native libraries and gain code execution.

    Each vulnerability is demonstrated with working exploits. You'll use Android Debug Bridge (ADB) to test attacks, build malicious applications that exploit vulnerable components and discover vulnerabilities with source code.

    The course includes practical labs where you discover vulnerabilities in a challenge application and develop proof-of-concept exploits. You'll learn attacker techniques like data exfiltration, component exploitation, and chaining multiple vulnerabilities together for maximum impact.

    What content in course:• Content Providers - steal sensitive application data• Services - execute unauthorized operations remotely• WebView - exploit JavaScript Interface to read private files• Deeplinks - path traversal to overwrite system files

    Direct, practical, offensive security training for Android exploitation.

    Who this course is for:
    - Cybersecurity students looking to specialize in mobile application security
    - Penetration testers who want to add Android security testing to their skillset
    - Android developers who want to understand how attackers exploit applications to build more secure apps
    - Anyone interested in ethical security research
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