Mobile Security: Reverse Engineer Android Apps From Scratch

Mobile Security: Reverse Engineer Android Apps From Scratch, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 46 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 724 reviews, and has 35880 subscribers.

You will learn about Android Malware Reverse Engineering How to Create a Ransomware Decryption Tool Mobile Security Static Analysis Dynamic Analysis Android App development fundamentals This course is ideal for individuals who are Students interested in Cyber Security and Android Reverse Engineering It is particularly useful for Students interested in Cyber Security and Android Reverse Engineering.

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Summary

Title: Mobile Security: Reverse Engineer Android Apps From Scratch

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 46

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 46

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 47

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 47

Original Price: $59.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Android Malware Reverse Engineering
How to Create a Ransomware Decryption Tool
Mobile Security
Static Analysis
Dynamic Analysis
Android App development fundamentals

Who Should Attend

Students interested in Cyber Security and Android Reverse Engineering

Target Audiences

Students interested in Cyber Security and Android Reverse Engineering

This is an introductory course suitable for cyber security newcomers as well as cyber security professionals who would like to dive into the world of mobile security.

In recent years, Android has established itself as a leader in the mobile OS market. For this reason, it is a common target of abuse among cyber-criminals.

This course will provide students with the ability to set up an analysis environment, allowing them to analyse suspicious Android apps and determine whether or not they are malicious. The syllabus assumes that the student has little or no knowledge of Android security. It therefore provides the fundamentals not only on Android security, but on Android applications in general.

The course will take students through the process of developing a basic Android application, which will provide insight into the inner workings of an Android APK. Upon completion, students will have their own analysis environment along with the knowledge required to analyse suspicious APKs.

Course outline:

-Course Requirements

-Intro to Android

-Course/Lab Setup

-Developing a Basic Android App

-Analyzing Android Apps

-Case Study: Analyzing an actual ransomware and developing a decryption tool

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course prerequisites

Lecture 1: Course overview

Lecture 2: Course prerequisites

Chapter 2: Intro to Android

Lecture 1: Section 2

Lecture 2: Intro to Android

Chapter 3: Course/Lab setup

Lecture 1: Section 3

Lecture 2: Android Studio

Lecture 3: SDK Manager

Lecture 4: Emulator

Lecture 5: ADB

Lecture 6: Apktool

Lecture 7: JD-GUI/Enjarify

Lecture 8: Bytecodeviewer

Lecture 9: Androguard

Lecture 10: Objection

Lecture 11: Tamer

Lecture 12: Recap

Chapter 4: Developing a basic Android App

Lecture 1: Section 4

Lecture 2: Android App Structure and components

Lecture 3: Simple UI i

Lecture 4: Simple UI ii

Lecture 5: Simple UI iii

Lecture 6: App Components: Activity i

Lecture 7: App Components: Activity ii

Lecture 8: App Components: Content Provider

Lecture 9: App Components: Broadcast Receiver i

Lecture 10: App Components: Broadcast Receiver ii

Lecture 11: App Components: Service i

Lecture 12: App Components: Service ii

Lecture 13: Recap

Chapter 5: Analyzing Android Apps

Lecture 1: Section 5

Lecture 2: Static vs Dynamic vs Automated Analysis

Lecture 3: ADB

Lecture 4: Static Analysis: APKtool

Lecture 5: Static Analysis: Bytecodeviewer

Lecture 6: Static Analysis: Androguard

Lecture 7: Dynamic Analysis: Objection

Lecture 8: Automated Analysis: Malware Sandbox i

Lecture 9: Automated Analysis: Malware Sandbox ii

Lecture 10: Recap

Chapter 6: Case study: Analyzing real ransomware and developing a decryption tool

Lecture 1: Section 6

Lecture 2: Simplocker: Automated Analysis

Lecture 3: Simplocker: Running on Emulator

Lecture 4: Simplocker: Static Analysis

Lecture 5: Simplocker: Decryption Tool

Lecture 6: Recap

Lecture 7: Thank you

Instructors

Flip Cortex
Provider of ethical hacking and cyber security trainings

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 6 votes
2 stars: 13 votes
3 stars: 74 votes
4 stars: 269 votes
5 stars: 362 votes

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