Android Hacking And Penetration Testing

Android Hacking And Penetration Testing , available at $19.99, has an average rating of 3.6, with 62 lectures, based on 119 reviews, and has 2406 subscribers.

You will learn about By the end of the course , You will learn How to Fuzz applications By the end of the course, students will be able to understand the internals of android and it's security They will be able to pentest android apps in an efficient way By the end of the course, you will learn how to carryout man in the middle attacks in real world They will be in a position to perform real world attacks on Android Devices and Apps By the end of the course , You will undertsand the internals of Android App Reversing and Malware Analysis This course is ideal for individuals who are Students or Pen testers or Developers or Security enthusiasts It is particularly useful for Students or Pen testers or Developers or Security enthusiasts.

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Summary

Title: Android Hacking And Penetration Testing

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 3.6

Number of Lectures: 62

Number of Published Lectures: 62

Number of Curriculum Items: 62

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 62

Original Price: $79.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

By the end of the course , You will learn How to Fuzz applications
By the end of the course, students will be able to understand the internals of android and it's security
They will be able to pentest android apps in an efficient way
By the end of the course, you will learn how to carryout man in the middle attacks in real world
They will be in a position to perform real world attacks on Android Devices and Apps
By the end of the course , You will undertsand the internals of Android App Reversing and Malware Analysis

Who Should Attend

Students
Pen testers
Developers
Security enthusiasts

Target Audiences

Students
Pen testers
Developers
Security enthusiasts

Android Hacking and Penetration Testing course is a highly practical and hands on video course. The course will focus on the tools and techniques for testing the Security of Android Mobile applications. During the course, You will learn various topics such as Android architecture, Android security model, Android Application Pentesting and Exploitation, Reversing Android applications, static and dynamic analysis of android malware etc. After finishing this course you will be able to perform a Penetration test on a given Android device and its applications

Course Instructors :-

Srinivas

Srinivas is one of the Founders of JSinfosec. He is a Cyber Security Enthusiast, writer and a Speaker. He is one the coauthors of the book "Hacking S3rets", He is an active member of Null Hyderabad. His area of Interests Include Web Application Pentesting, Android application Fuzzing and Pentesting.

John
John is one of the founders of JSinfosec. He is an Infosec researcher, Freelance Pen tester and a blogger. He has more than 5 Years of experience in the field of Information Security. His area of Interests Include Wireless Security and Penetration Testing, Android Security & Forensics

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction To The Course

Lecture 2: About the Instructors

Lecture 3: Course Instructions

Lecture 4: Need For Mobile Security And Owasp Top 10 Mobile Risks

Chapter 2: Lab Setup For The Course

Lecture 1: Lab Setup

Lecture 2: Installing Ubuntu On VMware

Lecture 3: Setting Up An Android Pen-testing Environment on Ubuntu

Chapter 3: Getting Familiar With Android Developer Tools

Lecture 1: Eclipse IDE

Lecture 2: Android Debug Bridge

Chapter 4: Android Architecture And Security Model

Lecture 1: A Brief Intro to Android

Lecture 2: Android booting process

Lecture 3: Android's Architecture

Lecture 4: Android Data Structures and File Systems

Lecture 5: Android Apps

Lecture 6: Android Security Model

Lecture 7: Android Permissions

Lecture 8: Google Bouncer

Chapter 5: Interacting With an Android Device

Lecture 1: Difference Between Android Emulator & Android Device

Lecture 2: Interacting With Android device Via Usb

Lecture 3: All About Rooting

Lecture 4: SSH

Lecture 5: VNC

Lecture 6: Busy Box

Chapter 6: Android Network Analysis

Lecture 1: Setting Up A Proxy for Android Emulator

Lecture 2: Setting Up A Proxy for Android Device

Lecture 3: Installing CA certificate

Lecture 4: Real World MITM and SSL MITM Attacks Part-1

Lecture 5: Real World MITM and SSL MITM Attacks Part -2

Lecture 6: Data Manipulation

Chapter 7: Android Reversing and Malware Analysis

Lecture 1: Apk files in a nutshell

Lecture 2: Introduction to Reverse Engineering

Lecture 3: Reversing to get Source Code of Android Apps

Lecture 4: Reverse Engineering with APKTOOL

Lecture 5: Introduction to Android Malwares

Lecture 6: Dynamic Vs Static Analysis

Lecture 7: Static analysis of Android Malwares

Lecture 8: Dynamic analysis of Android Malwares

Lecture 9: Introduction to Android Tamer

Lecture 10: Dynamic Analysis with DroidBox

Chapter 8: Android Application Pen testing and Exploitation

Lecture 1: Installing JSinfosec Vulnerable Apps

Lecture 2: Introduction to Android App pentesting

Lecture 3: Fuzzing Android Apps with Burp – Proxy

Lecture 4: Fuzzing Android Apps with Burp – Intruder

Lecture 5: Attacking Authentication

Lecture 6: Content Provider Leakage

Lecture 7: Client Side Injection

Lecture 8: Insecure Data Storage – Shared Preferences

Lecture 9: Insecure Data Storage – SQLite Databases

Lecture 10: Unintended Data Leakage

Lecture 11: Broken Cryptography

Lecture 12: Automated Security Assessments with Drozer

Lecture 13: Exploiting Android Devices Using Metasploit

Chapter 9: Android Device And Data Security

Lecture 1: Android Device Protection

Lecture 2: Bypassing Android Locks

Lecture 3: Android Data Extraction

Chapter 10: Using Android as a Pen testing Platform

Lecture 1: A Look Into Commonly Used Pen testing and Hacking Apps

Lecture 2: PWN Pad on Nexus 7

Lecture 3: Kali Linux on Android

Chapter 11: Conclusion And Road Ahead

Lecture 1: Mobile Pen-testing Check List

Lecture 2: Android Security Practices

Lecture 3: Course Summary And Revision

Lecture 4: Conclusion

Instructors

Js Infosec
Next-Gen Information Security Training

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 15 votes
2 stars: 9 votes
3 stars: 29 votes
4 stars: 34 votes
5 stars: 32 votes

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